011. Ace Frehley (1978)

Welcome back, Kiss Army! In this episode of *Kritical KISS*, we dive deep into the second of the four iconic solo albums from 1978: Ace Frehley's legendary work, *Ace Frehley*. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of Ace's 50-plus year career, discussing everything from his unforgettable riffs to the magic behind his solos. In this video, we analyze the standout tracks, including the explosive opener "Rip It Out," the rockabilly vibes of "Speeding Back to My Baby," and the timeless classic "New York Groove." Discover how each song contributed to Ace’s legacy and impacted generations of musicians.Find out why "Snow Blind" is more than just a simple track, and hear our thoughts on the brilliant instrumental "Fractured Mirror," showcasing Ace's creativity and versatility. We'll reflect on the significance of these songs in the larger Kiss narrative and explore how this album pushed the boundaries of rock music.Don't forget, we're thrilled to celebrate our growing community—it’s all thanks to your support! Make sure to hit that subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up. Share your thoughts in the comments below about your favorite track from Ace’s solo album and how it has influenced you or your musical taste!Follow us on Instagram at @kriticalkiss1 and on Facebook by searching for *Kritical Kiss*. Check out our merch store linked in the description for exclusive swag! Join us for some trivia later in the video for a chance to win a t-shirt giveaway in December. Let’s take a ride through the New York groove together and keep the spirit of rock and roll alive! Ric’s links: https://tr.ee/3bpsZxBLuw https://www.instagram.com/itsallforyoudemonBrant’s links: https://www.instagram.com/inmyhead_channel @InMyHead https://www.patreon.com/inmyhead AJ’s links: @zetro75 https://www.instagram.com/_ajrzetro1975Tommy’s links: @ClairvoyantAudioFiles @HeelsandQuads https://www.instagram.com/clairvoyantaudiofiles#AceFrehley #Kiss #kriticalkiss #SoloAlbums #RockMusic #NewYorkGroove #HeavyMetal #KissArmy