Ace Frehley Visits Guitar Center in Hollywood —Video
Former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley recently dropped by the very-fun-to-visit Vintage Room at Guitar Center Hollywood.
While he was there, he chatted (on camera) about what it feels like to play music, his musical beginnings and his relationship with Gibson, the Les Paul and a whole lot more.
Below, you can check out the video that chronicles his visit.
Frehley's new solo album, Space Invader, was released last month.
If you're into this sort of thing, check out these three official Guitar Center clips, all of which were posted earlier this year:
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