The United States of Esoterica

Just picked up the Spaceman's new CD and ripped it to my Walkman (no Ipod here, I HATE Apple). Anyway, so far a great album, definately the best of the post KISS albums by the original four members. It's hard to explain the feel of it other than to say it feels like a followup to his Ace Frehley solo album only with todays standards of recording and tech.

Fox on the Run has a great feel to it, it's up there with two of his other covers 2000 Man and New York Groove (he has a way of picking covers that are perfect for his style).

And just to make this an official Ace Frehley album, the final track is part 4 of the "Fractured" saga.

4.5 out of 5 easily. Gene and Paul have a lot of work cut out for themselves tuesday with Sonic Boom.

i'm going to pick it up soon. i see anton fig is also a part of the album. he's a wonderful drummer and i'm glad frehley has included him in the making of the album. not sure how much fig has contributed to the album since frehley has another drummer on the payroll but it's still nice to see fig's name listed.

i just got frehley's new album today. it's not bad but i was hoping it would be a little harder.

i heard it. it didn't thrill me.

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the more i listen to this album the more i like it. it is typical frehley all the way.

Fig was a member of Frehley's Comet since the 80's. It's good to see he's still aboard. One solid drummer.