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Summary: WAY TOO MUCH INFORMATION!!!
Review: There is one thing I have to say in Ace's defence---He's human. If these guys couldn't accept that fact, then there is something wrong with them. The book was okay, but I really didnt need to know about some of the things Ace did....I DO NOT need to know who's girlfriend jerked Ace off, nor do I need to know that the one who shared this story was going to get laid or not..keep stories like that to yourself!! Most of the book was good, but there were some things that should have been kept under wraps...Like confidental court documents
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Summary: Interesting, entertaining, and a good easy read
Review: I've been a KISS fan since there was a KISS and I was a young adolescent. After reading this book I remain a die hard KISS fan. Both Gordon and Bob did a good job putting the stories in this book together. All I got out of it is that Ace is human, liked to joke around (like most of us), and unfortunately didn't take the best care of himself. That's his problem, not mine. I still love him for what he represents and the music he helped create. I'm glad I read it and you will be too whether you are a KISS fan or not.
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Summary: Notable Quotes
Review: "I found the Ace book very interesting." Gene Simmons / Metal Edge Magazine "KISS & Tell is the most inside, no holds barred look at KISS or any band, that I've ever read." Bubba The Love Sponge / WXTB - Tampa 98 Rock Radio "Gordon, I laughed... I cried... Tell me more!" Drew / Drew and Mike Morning Show / 101 WRIF Radio / Detroit, Michigan "Be careful Gordon - We're coming out with a tell-all book about you. We only hope it's as interesting as KISS & Tell." Tim and Mark / Tim and Mark Morning Show / 93.3 KDKB / Mesa, Arizona "KISS & Tell is great because you can open it up anywhere and start reading stories. If you are a KISS fan you gotta get this book." Dave / Dave and Lee / KDWB 101.3 / Minneapolis, Minnesota "I think KISS & Tell is dynamite! I really couldn't put it down." Todd Stone / WVRK 102.9 / Columbus, Georgia "I got halfway through the book then my wife stole it from me and read it. She's a big Ace Frehley fan. This book is very good." Mike Rappaport / WKLC Rock 105 / St. Albans, Virginia "Congratulations on the book... I hope you sell a gazillion copies!" Ted Nugent / WWBR 102.7 / Jackson, Michigan "Gordon, it doesn't appear as if you held back much information in this book." Elvis and Hammer / WBYR / Indianapolis, Indiana ".... this book is a must-read for any KISS fan." Dan Lorenzo / Steppin' Out Magazine "... the most controversial KISS book to come out as of yet. Thanks to both Bob McAdams and Gordon G. G. Gebert for having the BALLS to write KISS & Tell. This book is a must-read! You won't be disappointed." Don Silvernail / KISS Madniss Fanzine "... an entertaining and often hilarious account of misspent days accompanying Ace Frehley. ....outrageous and sometimes shocking.... reminiscences border on an almost Spinal Tap insanity and hilarity.... it's a must-read." Ken Sharp / The Rock Report / Friday Morning Quarterback "I totally read this book called "KISS & Tell." It's all the bad stuff about him (Ace Frehley), like all his cocaine addictions and pranks he plays. It's really good, it makes him sound cooler, I think.... I actually like him a lot better now." Allison of The Donnas / MTV News Feature Interview
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Summary: a great read for any open minded kiss fan.
Review: Great stories about Ace. A look at the human sides of one of the most flashy bands of all time. If you are a Kiss fan, you need to take it with a grain of salt. Met the author at a Kiss convention. Real nice guy. This book is worth a look.
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Summary: "For Inquring Minds"
Review: I won't lie--- its' an entertainig read, but so is the National Enquirer. Basically, a one-sided smear campaign of rock guritar god, Ace Frehley, who we all know has been through the riggers of rock stardom. Probably, there is some truth in some of their stories---However, we must remind ourselves that obviously drugs, alcohol, and money were abused by not only Ace, but the authors as well; which in my view takes heavily away their credability. Obviously, they feel cheated out of money by Ace, and writing this "stuff" probably got them a nice pay-day. No matter what happened in those times, Frehley fans should rejoice that their hero has appearantly found his soul and to realize that he is if nothing more ---"human" like the rest of us.
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Summary: Kiss and Tell about Ace only, not other members
Review: Although this book is titled Kiss and Tell, it is really only about Ace Frehley and not the other members of the band. The book is a compilation of stories told first hand by friends/wanna be's during different periods of Ace's career. There are a lot of detail missing about his career and rise and fall, but the stories are amusing. This is not a detailed VH1 biography or a Hammer of the Gods, but it is an amusing, short read.
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Summary: Don't read this book if you worship Ace
Review: This book totally shattered my image of Ace Frehley in a single afternoon. I bought this book at 3pm and was so engrossed with it that I could not put it down, I finished the book around 9pm. Great book if you hate Ace. I don't. Or at least I didn't, or hell, I don't know. This book just really put my brain in a tailspin and I'm not sure if I can hold Ace in the same regards ever again.
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Summary: Mudslinging at its finest
Review: The author has some major problems with Ace Frehley obviously. The author seems pretty angry and this is how he can jump on the KISS bandwagon and make some quick cash. Hey, I bought it for the trashy stories too. Who am I to complain? Still, if you are a KISS fan and are tired of the books that detail boring tour itineraries, this is the book for you.
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Summary: Ace Frehley's Dirty Laundry
Review: "Kiss and Tell" is one of those books that is a guilty pleasure. It's like a train wreck... you want to look away, but you can't. The authors are both former buddies of KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley (albeit during different time periods). They were ostensibly "employed" by the band, but were equally utilized as paid social companions. Frehley is depicted as a physically abhorrent slob who doesn't flush toilets, will have sex with anything that moves, has bisexual tendencies, and lies, cheats, and steals from everyone with whom he is associated. Toward the end of the book we learn that Frehley is suing lead author Gordon Gebert, but that does little to discredit the narrative. No one could make stuff like this up. We learn that Gene Simmons loves the women, especially celebrities, but that he doesn't care for drink and drugs. Paul Stanley, though barely mentioned, is painted as insecure in his romantic relationships. Peter Criss is said to have the worst of the addiction problems, besides which fact he is a terrible drummer. The literary form is informal, the structure meandering, the editing terrible, and I really enjoyed this book.
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Summary: great inside stuff but too much about ace
Review: KISS FANS REJOYCE! FINALLY A BOOK THAT SHOWS THE WARTS AND ALL OF OUR FAVORITE BAND. THIS JOURNEY THROUGH HELL OF OUR SPACE ACE IS A CHILLING, REPULSIVE AND YET FASCINATING LOOK INTO A REAL SCUMBAG WHO MAKES IT BIG IN THE ROCKWORLD BUT IS TOTALLY WORTHLESS IN THE REAL WORLD .THE AUTHORS OF THIS BOOK ALSO COME OFF AS REAL WINERS WHO SEEM TO HAVE BEEN WHISKED AROUND THE WORLD FREE OF CHARGE BUT THINK THER ALWAYS GETTING THE SHAFT. THE STORIES HERE ARE REAL JUICY AND YOU WANT MORE BUT I AM GLAD THERE WAS ONLY 215 PAGES BECUASE AS SOON AS I READ IT I JUST HAD TO TAKE A SHOWER YOU WILL PROABLY DO THE SAME.....DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE!!!!!
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