KISS guitar legend ACE FREHLEY's website reports:

"From the vaults of Ace Frehley's personal warehouse come two rare and sought-after items. These are autographed in silver pen by the SpaceMan himself!!!!!

Note: They are the original prints, not reprints!! The posters come in the condition they were stored in. There are some wrinkles & wear.

Be advised: This is NOT AN AUCTION!! These items are first come-first serve. If you click the link and it comes up blank... it means the item(s) have sold out.

Ace is only providing these special limited items to those who have signed up at AceFrehley.com.

Keep checking back every week for more items "from the vault".

* Ace Frehley 1986 Washburn Guitar Poster (The first Ace poster without the make-up!!) - A prototype of this guitar was seen in the 'Into The Night' video. This is a rare guitar & the promo poster for sale here was printed in limited quantities. Only 5 pieces available. $300.00

* Ace Frehley 1977 Aucoin Management Smoking Guitar Poster. The classic pose with the classic smoking guitar. As vintage as you can get... Only 5 pieces available. $400.00

Price includes FREE UPS Domestic Overnight shipping, confirmation and insurance. International orders shipping methods will vary. Each poster is shipped carefully in a sturdy poster tube."

As previously reported, Ace's first ever video blog is now up and available to watch. It has a sneak peak at two more tracks from his long-awaited Anomaly CD. The video also has photos from the Hard Rock Cafe opening at Yankee Stadium on Thursday, April 2nd in New York City, NY. Click below to view.

As previously reported, Ace's new album, Anomaly, will be released by the end of 2009. The album was produced and recorded in Westchester County, New York from 2007-2009 and mixed by Marti Frederiksen.

The tracklisting is as follows: 'Outer Space', 'Foxy & Free', 'Sister', 'Too Many Faces', 'It’s A Great Life', 'Skels', 'A Little Below The Angels', 'Fox On The Run' (SWEET cover), 'Change The World', 'Pain In the Neck', 'Genghis Khan', 'Fractured Quantum'.