Ace Frehley lyrics
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Artist's albums
Galactic Explorer: The Uncut Interviews
1993 · album
Trouble Walkin'
1989 · album
Frehley's Comet
1987 · album
Kiss: Ace Frehley
1978 · album
Origins Vol.2
2020 · album
I'm Down
2020 · single
Space Truckin'
2020 · single
The Atlantic Years
2019 · album
Rock Soldiers
2019 · album
New York Groove (Audiomachine Remix)
2019 · single
Spaceman
2018 · album
Rockin’ With the Boys
2018 · single
Bronx Boy
2018 · single
Anomaly (Deluxe Edition)
2017 · album
Hard For Me
2017 · single
Fire and Water
2016 · single
Origins Vol. 1
2016 · album
Emerald (feat. Slash)
2016 · single
Parasite (feat. John 5)
2016 · single
White Room
2016 · single
Rise Up (Back from the Grave)
2014 · single
Space Invader
2014 · album
Space Invader (Deluxe Edition)
2014 · album
Gimme A Feelin'
2014 · single
New York Groove
2009 · single
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Biography
Ace Frehley, KISS co-founder and 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, continues his reflections on a lifetime in music with "Origins, Vol. 2." No stranger to cover versions throughout his musical history — having recorded, rebranded and repossessed such notable nuggets as "New York Groove," "Do Ya" and "I Wanna Go Back" over the course of his eight previous studio efforts — this new collection presents a thoughtful and exciting selection of songs that inspired and helped shape the legendary guitarist. Foremost of importance to the original Spaceman is delivering an album his fans will enjoy, but one where every song also has a place in his life's jukebox. Ace Frehley's "Origins, Vol. 2" is a well thought out, but not over-thought, album. For Ace, keeping things organic is an important part of crafting an album's atmosphere: "I just let it happen. Things evolve when I start doing these records and I try not to plan too much ahead. I like spontaneity. I like coming up with ideas off the top of my head. It's the same way I write guitar solos. When things are fresh and spontaneous, they always come out better for the listener."