Speaker 1: Hi, This is Bobby Brown and welcome to another fucking podcast.
Speaker 2: Troy a sight, don't be a a oh man, bab
not once great champ, now sunny and mopishness no longer
the factory hungry still wait right, so many times payful
by a pathetic wash up age ax Champion.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go. I think you know the guy,
and I think you know what, pretty dear? WHOA?
Speaker 2: His name is he Presley? He Press Presley?
Speaker 1: What's my name? Say my name? Bitch?
Speaker 2: My good friend?
Speaker 1: Is he Presley? Is he Presley? Is Presley Couch? Is
he Presley?
Speaker 2: WHOA?
Speaker 1: That sounds a little weird? Is he President?
Speaker 2: Is he Presley?
Speaker 1: Is he Presley? The heaviest, gurthiest rocky j around? Hey,
this is Jeffer. You listen to Izzy Presley. Those aren't pillows?
Is it party time? Is it? I don't know, Oh,
maybe it is. Hello Las Vegas, Hello world, Hello, my
loyal minions. It is good to see you. It's always
good to be seeing. I'm Misny Presley. I'm the host
of the program. It is Sunday, October nineteenth, ten fifty
eight pm. You're in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. I just
correct one for the working man. I'm officially fifty three
years old today, and I'm fifty three. I've got dogs here,
and that's uh, that's pretty much how I spent my
birthday watching Vikings Loss. Stop licking your ass, knock it up,
so dumb. Harley likes to lick his butt, so dumb.
So uh yeah, I'm having a birthday beer went. I
had a couple of beers and a plate of clam
strips earlier and obviously frozen, not uh not that good
fresh shit that I got in Massachusetts with Tom and
Zeus and Brian and Erica. But I'm gonna do a
shot of whiskey night now as well. So cheers, Merry
fucking birthday. Oh I swear, dude, I gotta stick with Jack.
I'm just kind of enjoying what they have here in
the house.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just gotta stick with Jack. I really really
do hope you guys had a good day. I'm still
processing the Ace Frehley thing. It's uh, it's tough. But
before I get there, I just do want to say
a big heartfelt thank you to everybody that did wish
me a happy birthday. There's no way in hell I
could keep up with Facebook. I tried a little bit
last night. I tried to get caught up in the
morning and then later this it's just impossible everybody to
send messages and texts and UH and drop something in
the UH in the birthday bucket with the Venmo and
the and the cash app and the and the zell
and the PayPal. It's it's all appreciated more than you know.
You guys made my He made an old man smile today,
So thank you, and old man needed to smile today.
It's I'm still it's weird. I'm still numb. I'm still
in shock over the loss of ace Raeley. It's it's cathartic,
it's I don't know, I can't describe it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It is times when I think it's ad it's no
big deal. I mean, yeah, it's just a guitar player
my favorite band that shaped my entire life, and at
times like Jesus Christ, the our player in my favorite
band that shaped my entire life is gone. One of
the main reasons I picked up the guitar is gone,
of course, as you guys know. The other reason was
back to the future Johnny be good scene and listening
to that interview that I posted with the Ace Rip Show.
As nervous as I was while doing that, as you
get there's a lot of a uh ands, and it
just it was not I didn't sound very professional, but
it is what it is. You know, you get your
hero on the phone and you try to be a pro.
You try to be you try to be that guy.
You know, I'm radio, I'm better than this and the
fanboy just came out, and I was nervous. I was scared.
I was excited because I got to talk to my
hero and I hadn't met Ace. I don't think I
hadn't met him yet. I don't think I hadn't met
him yet. That was a so that was like the
first time I ever talked to him. Stop licking your
ass and you can hear it, Yeah, you can hear
it in the interview. And I'm trying to be funny
and I'm trying to you know, I don't like to
do scripted interviews. I don't like to have questions written out,
and I didn't. I mean, I had points that I
wanted to bring up, but there wasn't a lot of
back and forth. There was a lot of moving down
the line, and that's not that's not good. But on
the other hand, I know a lot of you said
that that brought you a lot of solace and you
enjoyed it, and that that's what matters. As long as
it brought joy to other people, that's what matters. And
I mean, the audio was up and I don't I
don't see comments on the audio. I mean, I suppose
I probably could if I looked at the right venues,
but you know, I see the comments on the video,
and obviously there's no video to that show. It's just
that picture that AI picture of Ace with his tear,
that's the silver makeup running down his face. And I
put that video up this morning before I put up
the Brian Slagle interview. So the video is up and
I will share it in here for you guys too.
But it's kind of like a thousand The Ace episode
has a thousand views and there's no video. It's just
that picture of Ace because there's this audio. I didn't
record any video for it, and there's like twelve comments.
Great episode, IZZI, thanks for sharing the interview. Keep rocking
old fucking nuts. I discovered kiss when I was like
seventy eight years old. I'm forty six now. I discovered
them and the music while I came art with my parents.
That's where I remember getting or seeing the solo records
for the first time. Found this weird section. The music
section back then was cassettes and records. I was looking
at the artwork and all things. I saw the one
that hooked me. It was either Destroyer or Love God,
and Destroyer was my first Kiss record. Ironically me personally
Album Mart the other one somewhere they had the Kiss
solo albums. I felt like I was holding the keys
to a different world in a way I was. A
couple years later, I got a guitar at Guard Sale
Guard Sale Yard Sales, maybe nine or ten. It was
because of Ace Frehley. I've been playing since I turned fifteen,
and my parents sign for it. Got my first tattoo
and it was on the sate Ace solo album Art.
Then a hell of a journey as a guitarist and
a musician, and other influences came and went, Randy Rose,
jak Lee, etc. First it was Ozzy and now Ace
twenty twenty five has been a cross of Damn Shit,
Ozzie hit me hard. But Ace, Ace was my first hero.
And I look that statement right there, Ace was my
first hero. This goes back to what I was talking about,
to the phrase coined by the great Keith Robert war
Without Ace, there's no us. Kiss was the gateway drug.
Kiss was the right place, the right time. We were
at the right age, the makeup, the costumes, the art,
and of course obviously the music. But like for me personally,
it yeah, I mean I liked it, but the music didn't.
The music didn't go to the forefront until the eighties
for me when I was rediscovering because I went through
that time. I went through that phase where you know, look,
you're can' oh here's a here's a story. I'll get
to the story in a second. But I went through
that phase, you know, the uh uh, the elder, unmasked creature,
even creatures. I remember seeing the video for I Love
It Loud on Night Flight Stop licking your ass seriously
so dumb. I remember seeing the video on night Flight, like,
oh my god, it's fucking kiss. I remember seeing I'm
on Solid Gold but it was animalized live on snsored
that got me back into I remember seeing lick It
Up at Shop Call, and I'm like, I didn't even
know that there was different members in the band. I'm like, yeah,
it's gotta be Asan Peter trying to guess who was
which one and Animalized Live on Censored got me back
into Kiss, and then it really right around Crazy Nights
is when I really got back into it. And that's
when I rediscovered and embraced the makeup years. And and
that's why I love the non makeup years so much.
It's because that's when I rediscovered the band that got
me into music. Yeah, I mean yeah, Look, I was
a kid. My mom played the Beatles for me, and
she played Whalen and she played I remember the Kenny
Rogers record The Gambler and uh, Coward of the County,
not really knowing what it was. How great that fucking
song is, by the way, but it was fucking kiss.
It was fucking kiss. But I do remember because my
mom worked at the MAC, the Municipal Athletic Complex. I
can't remember what it was called back in the day,
but she had pretty much been there since I was born,
so she'd bring me to work every once in a while.
She had to work on like a Saturday or something,
but I remember it was Halloween and she put Ace
makeup on me. I remember the like obviously they were
fucking with me, but the older kids were like asking
me for autographs because I thought that they actually thought
I was as freely. I wonder if any of those
guys still have that. I doubt it. It'd be funny
if they did. But that it's just the weird shit
like that is why it affected me so bad. And
I'm sorry about doing another episode and talking about this,
but I can't help it. It's just, man, it's something
weighs on you like that. You gotta get it out.
You got And I'm probably gonna put this up as
another episode because fuck it. Why not? Um let's see
where was I.
Speaker 2: Is?
Speaker 1: He hit me? Ozzy hit me? Our Ace was my
first peer here. It is a guitar hero and the
losson was the hardest. The things don't hit me right away,
but trust me, it will over time. The world will
never be the same. Thanks so much for everything. Ace.
You have no idea how much you meant to so
many damn people, including myself. See there it is without Aces,
not us. It's meant is he at an a show
like this? Rome loves Dan on the These are all
YouTube comments, by the way. That is he has an
at an a show in La I believe twenty nineteen
we talked about as vinted north Star's hat and uh yeah,
I remember that show. That was probably the night that
I met Ace for the first time. But mostly how
we love Ace. I'm so happy. I saw our spaceman
Ace play live many times and each ear of you
see this guy saw him in seventy nine, oh, eighty seven,
eighty nine, ninety two, ninety three, multiple ninety five Bad
Boys Tour shows and of course the Kiss Reunion, Psycho Circus,
Farewell shows, and he just vanishes to see her heroes people,
and look that that's a great that's a great way
to end that see your heroes. It's just the look.
I hate myself for not seeing a CDC, and I'll
probably never see a CDC. I hate myself for not
seeing Oh so I've not seen. I should go see
the Eagles, but that's so fucking expensive. That's the problem.
If I can't get in like through my connections, I
really can't go. I don't have a fucking money for
that shit. I can't spend three hundred dollars in a
fucking ticket. I really want to go see Barry Manelo
fucking Mantel. And it's so weird because the shit that
you make fun of when you're a kid, then all
of a sudden you end up loving Manelow fuck And
apparently Mark, my good Friendie, my good friend Mark was
gonna get me tickets for this weekend. But Barry's been
canceling shows because he's sick. So hopefully, hopefully fucking Barry
doesn't go before I get a chance to see him. Uh.
And then Dan also said, if there's no Ace, there's
no us fitting words. Whether we picked up guitar or
mastered the tennis racket for our bedroom concerts, how fucking
true is that Ace's impact was felt in our hearts
and our souls. Fucking spot on, uh a Overmont, thank
you Iszy, Your content is so entertaining and healing, you
should have ten times the followers. I agree, just like Ace,
I propose cheers, dude, you made humans happy with this
fan Thank you, Thank you, Jay Singh. God needed a
plumber up there with a heart and rip. It's fucking great.
That's a great line. Neil Donnelly this was heartbreaking. Rest
in Peace, ACE, Better Business Network, God Speed, ACE, Rocket
Ride to Heaven Spaceman Jill Donardo, I wish I had
heard about his fallen hospitation hospital hospitalization before waking up
and seeing it on the internet. Thing, having to go
straight to work, great podcast, Our space. I will always
live in our hearts. Well, Jill, here's the thing. They
were so tight on it because they didn't want it
out there, which I I respect. Look, it goes back
to van Halen van Halen. It was the same way
van Halen kept everything so tight. Hell, when before Eddie passed,
I had did a show called an open Letter to
Edward van Halen or Eddie I didn't know. He didn't
like Edward, basically begging him, begging him to come over
and do the show and say what's going on. But
here's the thing. They didn't want it out And that's
the same thing with Ace. They wanted to keep it
close because they knew how bad it was. The first
fall went out and then the second fall, obviously, as
we know, is the one that ended up killing him.
And you know, look me being even look even, I
was just gonna say me being not even who I am.
I didn't mean it like that, but knowing the people
that I know, they didn't even tell me, which I respect.
I mean, I just heard it's bad. Keep them in
your prayers. That's all I heard. And that was but
that was still private, you know, private information. I didn't
put it out there. Just keep them in your prayers. Ah,
what else have we got here? Sharif So okay, I can't.
I can't pronounce that he was and is America's most
influential hard rock guitarists in the past past fifty years. Look,
I don't think I can disagree with that. Eddie van
Hale Edward van Halen changed guitar, hendricks changed guitar, but
Ace started a generation playing guitar. So I can't disagree
with that. It's that, that's I mean, you can argue it,
you know, you can argue influences and say, yeah, well,
without Hendrickson Clapton, there's no Ace. True, without without Scottie
Moore and Chuck Berry, there's no Beatles, and there's no
Hendrix and no Clapton. But that band was so influential
and grabbing people and hooking them that I don't think
I can disagree with that comment, Colton sever ripas Marty Martin.
I agree, he's actually good at podcasts. Well, thank you,
thank you. I appreciate that. Chris Flood. Maybe people should
listen more. People should listen to easy. I agree. I agree.
Let's get to your comments. I haven't read your comments
in a while. These are on the Patreon, And if
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If you're seeing this on YouTube, just go down to
the comments, go down the description. It's right there. Oh,
let's go to same episode, Keith Robert. Well, let's see
John Caplouci. Rest in peace, Ace, John, thank you for
the birthday bomb. I appreciate that. Rest in peace, Ace.
You're an inspiration to so many. Your music and your
legend will live on. Aiden Cassidy rp A starting with
this episode. I bet this was a hard one. Yeah,
it was, it still is for you, like all of this,
Ace was our hero. I'm up at three point fifty am.
Australian Time as I can't sleep listen to you talk
about Ace. I wouldn't have found the show if it
wasn't for Ace and kiss. See there it is, Brad
foss RPA. I don't have the appropriate words to express
what the space Ace it meant to me. It's dude,
it's so hard. And of course Keith Robert Moore humbled.
I would assume because I used and stole his Without Ace,
there's not us statement rest in peace, but he spelled
peace with PE and then ACE capitalized like that forever Space.
What a beautiful conversation with as. I'm grateful for you
to have had that. I am. I still can't believe
I gotta do it. Oh, so there's that. This was
kind of a I'm not gonna ramble on too long,
we're moving on TWI over twenty five minutes.
Speaker 2: But.
Speaker 1: Kind of a clean up show, kind of a closure show.
I guess I should say, I do have the computer
with me so you will get content every night. And
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working the book. He worked at Fleetwood, Mac, Tom Petty,
David Bowie told me off the air, Sam Kinnison and
Bill Hickson. I lost my shit. I was pissed. I
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