Ace Frehley's Trouble Walkin' on Colored LP from Friday Music: Mastered by Joe Reagoso from the Atlantic Records Tapes

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Ace Frehley burst onto the hard rock music scene in 1973 as a lead guitarist with Kiss, who became one of the biggest rock groups of all time. After many successful albums and concert tours, he went solo in 1982 and has maintained a very active and historic recording career, including several reunions with Kiss over the decades.

1989 saw the release of his stellar Trouble Walkin' album, which features a plethora of hard rock anthems like "2 Young 2 Die," "Five Card Stud," a Kiss revisit with "Hide Your Heart," as well as the stunning title track "Trouble Walkin'."

The Trouble Walkin' album continues to be championed by the fans thanks to even more hard rock and metal radio favorites like "Shot Full of Rock," "Lost in Limbo," the masterful instrumental "Fractured III" and a brilliant ELO/The Move reading of the smash hit "Do Ya," all of which make Trouble Walkin' one of the more important hard rock albums of the late '80s.

For this release, the Frehley's Comet band consisted of the legendary Ace Frehley on lead guitar/vocals, Anton Fig (Mick Jagger/Paul Simon) on drums, John Regan (Peter Frampton) on bass/vocals and Richie Scarlet (Sebastian Bach/Mountain) handling second guitar.

Produced by Ace Frehley, Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix) and John Regan, and mastered by Joe Reagoso from the Atlantic Records tapes, this Friday Music LP is presented in a gatefold cover for the first time.