Nov 1st Statement regarding postponed original date:

“Due to unforeseen circumstances, tomorrow night’s show (original show date Nov 2nd) with Ace Frehley has been rescheduled to January 27, 2024.  Purchased tickets from the Brown County Music Center box office and browncountymusiccenter.com will be honored for the new date.  If you cannot make the rescheduled date please contact point of purchase for more information”.

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Ace Frehley is the original lead guitarist for KISS (which he co-founded in 1973). In his time away from KISS (1983-1996, and 2002-present), Frehley has put together the most successful solo career of any member—current or former. And Ace is on a roll. His 2014 release Space Invader was the only post-KISS solo album to crack the Top 10 on Billboard’s Top 200 albums chart, and his acclaimed 2011 autobiography No Regrets went on to become a New York Times best-seller. Of all Ace’s post-KISS recorded output, 2018’s ​Spaceman​ might be the closest link to his widely acclaimed 1978 solo record, both in spirit and execution. Ace’s latest album, Origins II, was released on September 18, 2020 and features guests Robin Zander (Cheap Trick), Lita Ford, Bruce Kulick and John 5. Along with writing and recording new material, Ace has also been tirelessly hitting the road, playing festivals, as well as dates stateside and in Australia and Japan. As always, Ace is traveling at an altitude us mere mortals will never understand—a life lived to the fullest, and one that has defied… well, everything. That said, if you ever see the Space Ace in the cosmos, there’s only one proper reaction: “Hey look, it’s rock ’n’ roll!”