Fans know him as Space Ace, the swaggering guitarist for Kiss, who unwittingly ignited ‘70s classics like Kiss (1974), Destroyer (1976), and Love Gun (1977). With Kiss, Frehley ascended higher than he could have imagined. Still, his penchant for imbibing drugs and alcohol, and his tendency to err toward the bizarre, led to his quitting Kiss in 1982, a decision that he sometimes regrets, and others claim “saved” his life. Frehley fancies himself the “true sound of Kiss,” which may or may not be true. Of course, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons wouldn’t agree, not that Frehley cares. “I constantly The post Ace Frehley: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.