ACE FREHLEY Forbids Booze And Drugs On Solo Tour

March 2, 2008

The Canadian Press reports that former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley says he's laid down the law, forbidding booze or drugs among all band and crew members along for his solo tour, which lands in Canada on Monday.

The recovering alcoholic and drug user — whose days with the legendary rockers exemplified the sex-drugs-and-rock 'n' roll cliche — says he has to keep such temptations at arm's length.

"This time around, I'm real serious about my sobriety," Frehley says in a recent phone interview from the 21st floor of the Seneca Niagara Casino in Niagara Falls, N.Y.

"I've surrounded myself with sober people, so it's really not that tough. It's very comfortable for me at this point, I just hope I can maintain it. I believe I can, but one day at a time, right?"

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