Ace Freeley - Freeley's Comet - Vinyl Album
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal with promo punch in jacket
Atlantic Records 1987

In 1978, all four members of Kiss released solo albums simultaneously. Consensus among fans held that guitarist Ace Frehley's album was the most impressive of the four. Solo ambitions were what prompted Frehley to leave Kiss in the early '80s, but a serious car crash and recurring problems with drugs and drink postponed the release of 1987's FREHLEY'S COMET for a number of years. Joining Frehley in his new band were session bassist John Regan, Cheap Trick touring sideman Tod Howarth (guitar/vocals/keyboards), and drummer Anton Fig (of David Letterman's house band). While FREHLEY'S COMET doesn't quite match up to Frehley's solo debut, it has proved to be his best post-Kiss solo outing. Like many other '70s rock artists who resurfaced in the '80s, Frehley tried to inject glossy pop into his metal instead of sticking with the straight-ahead raw rock of yore. Still, the album includes several highlights, such as the anthem ''Rock Soldiers'' (detailing Frehley's near-fatal car crash), ''Into the Night,'' ''Stranger in a Strange Land,'' and the album-closing instrumental ''Fractured.

Scott Mabuchi Mixing
John Regan Bass, Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background), Assistant Producer
Corky Stasiak Engineer
Jon Zazula Executive Producer
Mario Rodriguez Engineer
Jeff Abisker Mixing Assistant
Chris Bubacz Engineer
Anton Fig Percussion, Drums
Tod Howarth Guitar, Vocals (Background), Keyboards, Assistant Producer, Vocals
Eddie Kramer Producer, Mixing, Engineer
Ace Frehley Guitar, Main Performer, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)

Track Listing
1. Rock Soldiers
2. Breakout
3. Into The Night
4. Something Moved
5. We Got Your Rock
6. Love Me Right
7. Calling To You
8. Dolls
9. Stranger In A Strange Land