Frehley's Comet

Formed in 1983 by Ace Frehley, after his departure from 70's super-group KISS. Along with Richie Scarlet (guitars, vocals), John Regan (bass) and Anton Fig (drums), demos were recorded and soon a contract were signed. The record company went bankrupt, so they had to start all over again searching for a new contract. The self-titled debut album was finally released in 1987, and by that time Richie Scarlet had been replaced by Tod Howarth. The hit record was followed by the live EP "Live +1", and by full length studio album "Second Sightning" in 1988. By that time Anton Fig had a full-time gig with the Late Night with David Letterman studio band, and been replaced by Jamie Oldaker on drums. In 1989 the album "Trouble Walkin'" was released. This album was released as a solo album by Ace Frehley, because of the change to a rougher sound and music style. Although the band was the original line-up of Frehley's Comet.