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ACE FREHLEY - More Anomaly Listening Parties Announced






As previously reported, ex-KISS guitarist ACE FREHLEY is releasing his new album Anomaly on September 15th on his own Bronx Born Records, with Rocket Science (USA) and Season Of Mist (Europe) providing full label service platforms. Two official Ace Frehley Anomaly Listening Parties featuring KISS Tribute band ALIVE! have been announced.

Details are below:

Friday, September 11th
Don Hill's (511 Greenwich St) in New York City, NY
7:30 PM - Anomaly CD listening in it's entirety
8:30 PM - classic performance by ALIVE!
Tickets: $10 flat



Saturday, September 11th
Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel (79 Washington St) in Providence, RI
7:30 PM - Anomaly CD listening in it's entirety
8:30 PM - classic performance by ALIVE!
Tickets: $10 adv/ $12 day of (all ages)

Ace Frehley Electronic Press Kit 2009

Official Ace Frehley Anomaly Commercial

ACE FREHLEY On New KISS Single - "I Thought It Was A Good Song; Paul's Always Been A Really Good Writer"



Former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley recently discussed his new album, Anomaly, with Bob Suehs at Rock N Roll Experience. An excerpt from the interview is available below.

Q: Have you heard the new KISS single 'Modern Day Delilah'?

Ace Frehley: "Actually I did. I thought it was a good song. Paul's always been a really good writer and the only thing that I would say that the song didn't live up to was the fact that I believe they said that all the new songs were going to sound like stuff from the '70s and I didn't get that. The new song sounded like it could be something off an album they did in the '80s... that's what I got, but I thought it was a good song."

Q: What do you think of KISS selling their new cd exclusively through Wal-Mart?

Ace Frehley: It seems that more and more groups are going with major chains. I guess there's a plus to the fact that they'll give you a large advance, but the minus is the album is only available in that chain of stores. I guess there's pluses and minuses to everything, I mean, I entertained that idea, but, for me, I thought it was better that my album be available everywhere."

Go to this location for the complete interview. Click here for details on KISS' new single and album, including a link to the audio sample.