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In the number nine spot on our top 20 Ace Frehley songs list is the song “Five Card Stud.”. The song was released on the album Trouble Walkin’. The album was released in 1989. “Five Card Stud,” was placed as the third track on the album. The song “Five Card Stud,” was composed by Ace Frehley and Marc Ferrari.
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- "Inside the Vortex" From: Space Invader(2014) There's a definite comet-like pattern to Frehley's solo activites. There were five years between his departure from Kiss and the first three-album blitz of his solo career, seven between Trouble Walkin' and his reunion with Kiss, seven more until 2009's Anomaly and five more before Space Invader arrived.
- "Remember Me" From: Trouble Walkin'(1989) Ironically enough, the most surprising experiment on Frehley's third post-Kiss album, the blues-influenced "Remember Me," proves to be one of its most enduring triumphs.
- "Past the Milky Way" From: Space Invader(2014) Frehley goes psychedelic! Over a trippy, churning blend of acoustic and electric guitars, Frehley credits and thanks his then-fiancee, Rachel Gordon, for putting his life back on track: "Since I met you / Everybody tells me when we're together / I'm a better man."
- "Into the Night" From:Frehley's Comet(Frehley's Comet, 1987) Covering the Russ Ballard song "New York Groove" back in 1978 paid off big time for Frehley, giving him both the biggest hit song and best-selling album among the group's four simultaneously released solo albums.
- “Shock Me” (from Love Gun, 1977) Inspired by a near-electrocution at Kiss concert in December 1976, “Shock Me” has been Frehley’s signature song since it appeared on Kiss’s outstanding Love Gun album.
- “Rip It Out” (from Ace Frehley, 1978) Frehley wasted absolutely no time blowing the doors off his Kiss bandmates on his 1978 solo album, one of four the band released in September of that year.
- “Cold Gin” (from Kiss, 1974) I know what you’re thinking: Ace Frehley wrote a song about alcohol? The hell you say! Yup, it’s true. Alas, although this is one of Ace’s most recognizable and kickass songs, he didn’t feel up to singing on it and handed that job to Gene Simmons.
- “Save Your Love” (from Dynasty, 1979) If you want a kickass breakup song for your mixtape — or whatever it is you kids make these days — look no further than “Save Your Love,” the last track from Dynasty.
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- 'Shock Me' From: 'Love Gun' (1978) "We got a little surrr-prizzze for you tonight! We're gonna turn the microphone over to Ace Frehley..." It took six albums and an on-stage near-death experience for the Spaceman to sing his first lead on a Kiss song.
- 'New York Groove' From: 'Ace Frehley' (1978) Three small things keep this infectious ode to the Big Apple out of the peak spot on our list of the Top Ace Frehley Kiss Songs.
- 'Cold Gin' From: 'Kiss' (1974) Ace Frehley's sole songwriting contribution to Kiss's debut album turned out to be a big one. With a central riff that resembles the Rolling Stones on cough syrup, 'Cold Gin' tells the sad tale of an alcoholic looking for the cheapest daily fix possible.
- 'Rip It Out' From: 'Ace Frehley' (1978) After a frantic first five years that saw the band conquer the world, release six records and tour almost endlessly, the members of Kiss were all pretty sick of each other.
Ace Frehley full solo album 19781. Rip It Out 0:002. Speedin' Back to My Baby 3:403. Snow Blind 7:184. Ozone 11:135. What's on Your Mind 15:576. New York Gro...
At various points, Frehley has put out a number of successful solo albums and is ranked as the 14th Greatest Metal Guitarist of All Time by Guitar World magazine. Popular Ace Frehley songs She
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Spaceman's solo album!!!!! Frehley rocks!!!!!
