No Words, Just Music 🎵🎶🎵
It was the mid 1970's
(am I old or what?)
I had gotten my first record player and the 3 albums that I got with it from "Old Saint Nicholas" were "Kizz-Alive I & II" and "Queen-News of the World."
I had the 3 of them about worn out when this poor Pensyl-Tucky farm boys 12th birthday rolled around. (10 months later.
My Birthday presents included all 4 or the Kiss Solo records.
Ace Frehley was by far my most favorite of the Kiss Characters and Musicians. He played lead guitar and would light it on fire mid show while playing it and eventually trashing it. A funny and smart assed always upbeat character who loves to prank and joke around with the other band members and media. Turns out He was always high on drugs and alcohol. My next fave was the demon Gene Simmons, then the drummer Peter Chris. I never really cared much for Paul Stanley's character or image, even though he sings more than 50% of the bands songs.
Fractured Mirror by Ace Frehley
Please play this while reading the rest of this post...
Before playing the Ace solo album I had never even heard of...
🎵🎶🎵 No Words, Just Music
An instrumental song. WTF could this new and strange musical oddity be?
It is a five and one half minute song that takes you on a strange journey with the "Space Man" as they called him. He often joked during interviews about being from another planet. (Drugs will do that to you)
This is also a great headphone mix, as it will tease your senses with the harmonics and stereo switchings.
Shout out to my Bro @galenkp for the opportunity to share my loss of musical virginity with this flashback to my youth.
It was a pleasant walk down memory lane. No skeletons or inner demons we're encountered on this trip.
😻Thanks as always for reading my ramblings.😻
Live real time gif shot of my proof reader,spell checker, and purr monster...
💕Samantha Jo.💕
Never far from me. =,,=
There is no doubt as to why Ace Frehley s Solo Album outsold the other 3 members by far.
Here is a follow up link to the Ace Frehley Solo album in full. Well worth a listen.