ACE FREHLEY To Guest On 'Hard Rock Nights'

August 5, 2009

Original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley will guest on the next edition of the weekly syndicated radio program "Hard Rock Nights". Ace joins host JT to talk about the songs on his upcoming solo album, "Anomaly", guitars and fame. "I always knew I was going to be famous," Ace admits. "I just wasn't sure to what extent. I probably would have practiced a little more if I knew how many people I was going to influence."

In addition to airing the interview with Ace, JT will spin some of Frehley's best-known tracks, both from his solo career and his days with KISS, as well as Ace's brand new single, "Outer Space".

"Hard Rock Nights" can be heard on a number of radio stations dedicated to rock and metal. Go to this location for a complete list of stations and airtimes.

An Electronic Press Kit (EPK) for "Anomaly" can be viewed below.

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