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Original KISS Guitarist ACE FREHLEY Featured In Second Part Of 'Wikipedia: Fact Or Fiction?'

June 4, 2014

Original KISS guitarist Ace Frehley is featured in Loudwire's latest "Wikipedia: Fact Or Fiction?" segment. In the second 10-minute clip below, Frehley talks about being outvoted on major band decisions, a somewhat dangerous performance at the 2002 Winter Olympics, an insane car chase with the police and much more.

Frehley will release "Space Invader", his first new solo album in five years, via Entertainment One Music (eOne Music) on June 24. The CD, which will be released in Europe on July 7 through SPV/Steamhammer, will include at least nine brand new original songs as well as a cover of Steve Miller's "The Joker". This album is the first release under Frehley's new universal deal on eOne Music. Joining Frehley in the studio for some of the "Space Invader" sessions were drummer Matt Starr (BURNING RAIN) and bassist Chris Wyse (THE CULT, OWL). The "Space Invader" cover artwork was created by Frehley's longtime friend, artist Ken Kelly, who designed the iconic cover art for two of KISS' best-selling LPs "Destroyer" (1976) and "Love Gun" (1977).

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