Why I Had To Sue Ace Frehley

Long before session guitarist and composer Gene Moore met Ace Frehley, the lead guitarist for the rock band Kiss was Gene's idol. At 14, Gene was just learning guitar by listening to Ace Frehley's guitar licks on some of those iconic Kiss songs of the '70s. Fast forward about 15 years and, as fate would have it, Moore was hired for a recording session and Ace Frehley was helping produce the project. The two met and Ace complimented Gene on his playing. The rock idol invited the long time fan to the house. The two jammed a bit and Frehley asked Gene if he wanted to write together and gave Moore a cassette with some rough sketches of song ideas. Gene took a raw eight-measure riff he heard on that cassette and turned it into the hit song "Insane".
A few days after Gene created the song, laid all the tracks down including vocals and song structure, the two reviewed the song back at Frehley's house. That was the last Gene heard of the song, or from Ace, until a couple of years later, at 3 a.m., one early morning, when MTV was playing Ace Frehley's new music video release, entitled "Insane". But the story doesn't end there.....

[@ejames6431]

Ace was my guitar hero when I was a kid but growing up in Westchester County NY and knowing people who know him, Ace is in his own world.

[@newking70]

LMAOing at he thought Ace would be his mentor.

[@TheRustedShackleford]

No kidding. That's a narcissist if I've ever heard one.

[@ginadand]

Saddest part of this story is you were an 80’s musician and you had no idea who Iron Maiden was!?!? 🤦🏼‍♀️ I’m having a hard time believing that!

[@edflynn3281]

🤣

[@booshting3520]

That is madness

[@andrewcross8244]

@@booshting3520and you can’t go playing with madness!

[@gregman05]

"Iron Maiden used to have a giant robot named Eddie" they still do...

[@thefonzkiss]

He was only a robot in 86-87.

[@TheJayrockerr]

The Fonz -Yes, true. That was for the “Somewhere in Time” tour.

[@coldwarrior4950]

@Michael Black You're Eddie ?

[@conti2000]

It was not a robot! There was a guy inside! In 1982 I worked at the hotel, the band was staying at and actually bought football padding equipment for the guy in the „costume“! Maiden were playing Düsseldorf with Trust supporting. The guys name was Joey DeCurzio and I remember shopping downtown with „Big John“ Harte. After the show, I took Steve, Adrian and Dave to a Hard Rock place in the Altstadt, called the „Litfaß“! We met Doro Pesch there and I introduced her the band! Yeah… these we‘re the good times!

[@66balsam]

Ace did the same thing to Sebastian Bach as well, it’s in Baz’s book

[@tinawillits8223]

I read Sebastian Bachs book too great book!! But you are right!

[@Chrisdrumz]

And Ace names his bio "No Regrets"🙄 Dude has LOTS of regrets.

[@theincrediblemisternobody8724]

It's pronounced "FRAY-LEE", not "Free-Lee," for chrissakes . . .

[@scottbostic6247]

It's KRIS-SAKES , good grief 😅😂

[@booshting3520]

Actually it's pronounced "Junkie".

[@wheelsistheman]

According to Ace it's Fraly with a short a.

[@MrASM78]

You may as well get over that.

[@lordfarquaad8601]

"FREH-lee"

[@jbright1980]

This is the most drawn out boring story I have ever heard

[@mimoochodom2684]

Well, it sets the scene and gives one a context.

[@martinlehfeldt6916]

Lol. Well, that's how it goes sometimes. Too funny

[@rectori]

I remember the time the video come out. Great song.

[@heavymetalzombie4754]

I LITERALLY COULD NOT STOP STARING AT THE GHOST HAIR-DO!!! 👀

[@carvinblack]

Its like a 1989 Public Access show. 🤣

[@dr.anthonyrecascino403]

Welcome to the record business.

[@trixxianvitolo]

Bad Green Screen Lighting

[@spaceknight793]

Sounds like Ace did the guy wrong. But let's not forget that Ace was completely wasted in the 80s. "Second Coming" was a difficult album to produce because Ace wasn't much help due to chemical influences (Eddie Trunk tells this story since he worked for the label at the time). So I'm not surprised if on Monday he thought he came up with a riff or song somebody showed him on Sunday. He barely knew where he was most of the time. I'm not making an excuse for him, just saying it doesn't surprise me in the least.

[@stephenlandry9343]

I love ace he is my favorite member of the real kiss. I saw him in 86 opened for Iron maiden. In New Orleans when I read his book he talked about his mindset after that show.new Orleans can be a weird city on your psychological functions. I know I was born and raised here.Ace always had trouble with his smoking guitar every time I saw him there.but anyway I still love ace regardless of any bad stories I heard about him.He is the true and only spaceman!

[@conti2000]

What’s that about „trouble with his smoking guitar“? Mechanical, electrical, lighting, cueing, breathing?

[@stephenlandry9343]

@@conti2000 no it funny every time I saw ace with kiss in the 70s twice and twice as a solo artist. Every time he would activate his smoking device in the guitar it didn't smoke. Well once it smoked for about 10 seconds. In 86 he was about 12 feet right in front of me when he tried to activate it and it didn't work and he froze for a second and shook his head in disgust. He was quite wasted that night. The blonde haired singer in frehleys comet kept gesturing that ace was drunk. It was very funny to watch.

[@chadkoons]

Gene Moore is absolutely right. Ace and his camp were wrong to handle it the way they did. To all of you who left dismissive or derogatory comments, imagine if you had been in his shoes. And Gene isn't bitter, he's good natured about it. Good interview.

[@Chrisdrumz]

I was at the Iron Maiden/Ace Frehley show at The Meadowlands. Good show.

[@countessratzass5408]

Hey Gene, I was a full time musician and jingle writer too. I also write songs. I had to sue in the 80s and it made me furious that judges don’t understand intellectual property. I won but it took forever and was so stressful. Wasn’t Ace Frehley, that must have put even more pressure on you. Like you I’m a successful graphic designer, you are spot on that songwriting and graphics are the same mental process. People like us see the end result then figure out how to get there. Sorry that happened to you.

[@larstinderholt7438]

Did he really think that Ace would still be backstage after the two hours Maiden show?

[@TwistedSMF]

I will never get this. It's FRAYLEE. F R A Y L E E...Not FREE LEE. If you gonna bash the man. At least say his name correctly....

[@marktaylor9771]

I am so damned tired of these idiots who cannot pronounce Ace's last name correctly. Every time I hear somebody say "Free-lee" it makes me cringe. I can only imagine how it gets on Ace's nerves.

[@crisrose521]

I was going to comment on that myself until I saw yours lol . Yes , that's so annoying! It's NOT " Feeee Leeee " ugg . Johnny G

[@sspbrazil]

Who cares?

[@cooltheengines]

Hey xyo... there, how do you like it?

[@dangeller4525]

No its FREHLEY

[@jaykapolka6111]

Yep. Better get your cut of the $7 that song earned

[@spiralflash6169]

"Insane" was one of the best songs "Ace" ever wrote. But since you read "No Regrets," you know that Ace was seriously messed up in the eighties, he knew nothing about business, and he just (sort of) did what the record label told him to do. I'm glad you finally got credit for the song.

[@trollmunchkinzm4364]

ace didn't write it gene did......

[@YouTube.Algorithmic.Nonsense]

Without even thinking real hard about it, I can think of about 10 other songs that Ace wrote that are better than Insane.

[@krazykat64]

“He knew the business....”. No, sadly he really didn’t. All Ace wanted to do was play and party. He didn’t want to know the business and that’s how he ended up in such a deep financial hole. After landing the job with KISS his entire life was virtually a continuous series of poor choices from that point on.

[@sydneyhalliwell2513]

100% accurate. He admitted to such on numerous occasions

[@chetmartin8930]

The sad part is that Ace was worth 37 million at one point. I hate to say it, but he’s lucky to still be Alive.

[@atheistangel007]

Including his biggest mistake named "Rachael Gordon" which he is seeking a gag order on and will be heard in the Vista Courthouse Tuesday Dec 7th 8:30am in North County San Diego.

[@carmenowens3375]

@@atheistangel007 did you hear any results from 12/7?

[@atheistangel007]

@@carmenowens3375 Apparently the order was not granted. I still need to get a copy of the minutes, but I heard that someone, either Rachael or her "CFO" Robert was using inappropriate language in court, and Rachael has been strangely silent since which leads me to believe the judge may have suggested to her that she _tone it down a bit_ which I would have done too if I were the judge. I will know more soon...I'll try to keep everyone posted.

[@MichaelDouglasSkewes]

Welcome to the music industry! Same thing has happened to me ,not with Ace,my friend is in his band now.

[@UFOandAlienChannel]

Killer guys, love this interview! And very interesting career path for Gene Moore.

[@markmedina5543]

Ace did the same thing to Sebastian Bach.

[@floydburney6060]

.....Moral of this story?....."Rockstars make shitty role models" (Noel Monk)

[@billtrepkowski527]

The guitarist was cutting hair...? It can't be Tod; he lives in San Diego, and his extracurriculars away from music includes working on automobiles, not hair. So, it would have to be Richie Scarlet, but that doesn't sound right. Ace DID have a hairstylist FRIEND, Bob McAdams...Sure it wasn't him?

[@raaawkstaaar]

he said he name was Derek? Bob cut Ace's hair in the '70s and he never played guitar with Ace and he also burned bridges there for Bob cowrote a book that was nothing more than airing as much dirty laundry about Ace as possible! Great book! Ace screws over EVERYONE he has ever worked with and continues to do so!

[@dpmaine]

The mistake you made at the maiden show was waiting till maiden finished the show ... I would have been backstage as Ace ended his set ... Hi Ace ! Great show ! How ya doing !?

[@j.reveille6815]

Exactly

[@conti2000]

I mean,… WHY did he wait?? Not knowing Maiden, he could have skipped that show or go back out with Ace, later on. On the other hand, if Ace was backstage, getting back together with his ex-wife, it wouldn’t have worked out anyways!

[@SunMoonStarsUS]

Lp

[@martywhite2988]

I'd like to know what that virtual background is hiding.

[@joeanthony7759]

That Frehley’s Comet/Iron Maiden tour was my first big concert at 13 years old. Met Ace not long after at an in-store appearance he made in Danbury CT not long after. He was completely wasted. Ace is the reason I picked up the guitar and I love him but I felt let down when I met him and he’s greeting fans in that condition. Later I understood better. Listening to this guy’s story reminds me of that obviously. I’ve had bits of songs stolen from me occasionally but luckily nothing ever happened like what happened to Gene here. Honestly I think he was a bit naive to expect much to come of whatever loose, one-or-two-time collaboration he had with Ace. Live and learn, I guess

[@jefflanham1080]

Lol why did he wait until AFTER Iron Maiden?? Should’ve went back right after Ace’s set….

[@jasonlee8497]

He started taking about photoshop....and I saw what was wrong....he's using a green screen

[@tonymann848]

His name is pronounced Fray-Lee not freely

[@Guitargasm1000]

Its frailee

[@balkee42]

Its Froo-lo

[@richardwilliams1310]

In Australia, my original boss in retail (R.I.P.) whom was a musician said he had music stolen which later went on to become a huge hit by Phil Collins

[@apogeedata]

Boy that is some hairstyle😂

[@Mitzi73]

Gene sounds like he is practicing forgiveness to someone who needs it. Love the song “Insane”.

[@thefonzkiss]

Insane was a ripoff of The Power of Love by Huey Lewis anyway. Did he sue you first?

[@donjohnson7550]

That’s right bro, this guy is awful

[@mimoochodom2684]

This guy was entitled to what he was entitled. Obviously Ace didn't give a shit...as per most of his KISS career.

[@daledelatte9607]

After watching all this paint dry, we still don't know the actual story. Mediocre job Gene, glad you got paid!

[@dwightrenfield2241]

Typical of Ace - uses people and blows them off.

[@marcavus1]

Rockstar+addict= Narcissist

[@Guitargasm1000]

Ace moves allot. Used to go to his house when he lived in Elmsford NY. He gets really silly when he gets buzzed. He has a good heart. In the 80s he couldn't remember allot. When he played live, He's just in autopilot. He has 0 business finesse. Sadly, mid-80s he was selling-hocking guitars at manny's and other places. Wasn't a good time for Ace. He's a good soul underneath that ego.

[@cwaynehauck3593]

Daaaang ... You got matchbox 20 money? Nice neighborhood 😉

[@Jaggerbush]

TLDR did he win the law suit?

[@sunset6010]

It makes one wonder how many hits the big bands "really " wrote.

[@MartinAlvarado]

Well… Bryan Adams has something to say about how Gene Simmons “co-wrote” his song “War machine”. 😁

[@chrisretro81]

Ace thought it was his as he had the initial riff is bet. Thought you would forget about it after the free backstage passes I think. He's well documented to be a penny pincher. He owes John Regan (Comet bassist and executive producer) money as well apparently.

[@topxtroychristonick220]

Your too nice Gene, Unfortunately your idol is a prick and you did the right thing , if i may ask did he ever apologize?

[@dianedorado1163]

No, you aren’t required to have the song writer to the video shoot, but I do believe they are supposed to be present for the first recording session. If I recall correctly it’s called liability of creation. My late recorder producer said, Frank Sinatra wanted to change up a song he had wrote and he said, hell no and wouldn’t allow Frank to record it.

[@gordongebert3554]

The Insane song video story is in the KISS & Tell Book. R.I.P. Kim Rowe

[@ericgoldwasser48]

Whats the story?

[@spiritualhammer392]

LOVED YOUR BOOK, Gordon! Got it autographed - still one of the very best KISS books out there. I knew Diane Kero back in the day (early 90s) when she was with Ace, many fun times on those tours! So sad when she passed... Cheers bud!

[@spiritualhammer392]

@@ericgoldwasser48 Gotta get Gordon's book, it's in there!

[@ColinStuart]

Writers & co-Writers, always seem to get raw deals! Phil Brown (writer, guitarist, singer), wrote , (or co-wrote) Trouble Walking for Ace, and several other greats. Has been with WMI for 47 years, with NO penny's!

[@MarceloRomero360]

WMI? What is that?

[@sirchromiumdowns2015]

It's really disappointing to hear that Ace did that to a starving musician. He DID give him credit on the album, though. Therefore he has a legal right to royalties.

[@samsonthecurrent]

There’s no chance anyone but Ace wrote that verse riff, chorus riff or that solo. Maybe this guy wrote the lyrics or the 2 chords in the bridge. He’s credited as a writer.

[@georgerobinson9275]

I would love to hang out with this guy!

[@carlospaz28]

I started watching this and I thought it was a cheap copy of Rick Beato. Nice story anyways. :)

[@thornebladezlash9925]

Did you guys know Mark Hitt?

[@thornebladezlash9925]

Or, Albert Carey Project?

[@louiecompson3526]

Seems like ace took advantage of a fan. Write a song gets on a album pay your dues simple. Ace knew fine well he didn’t write the song so pay up.

[@massapower]

What CRAPPY background CGI ! 🙄

[@j-rod6420]

Mom's basement didn't cut it.

[@DavidNeumeier-wp2oc]

How can anyone be an 1980's metal head Musician and not know who IRON MAIDEN is? Very Supesious and weird.

[@DanielHernandez-tn2ie]

“supesious”??

[@larstinderholt7438]

Did he really think that Ace still was backstege after the two hours Maiden show

[@miked9000]

Why the green screen behind the first guy? Is his moms basement not a good enough background?

[@howardlangford8087]

Ok new name for this..... just saying... goodbye ‼️

[@howardlangford8087]

So.... how many other songs did this guy actually write?

[@kevinkaatz883]

Forgot I’d heard this before. But congrats bro, looks like things worked out for u. 👍

[@highdb1]

Omg get to the point

[@arthurhall8238]

..you can skip forward on the video....smh

[@spacecase7504]

@@arthurhall8238 Timestamp doe?

[@kuriaki71]

He’s building up the back story

[@jaypell2.0]

It’s HIS story to tell,

[@jbright1980]

I agree. Get to the point

[@robertriecker7867]

Wow Gene your too nice.

[@tonymann848]

Kiss ripped off a song from my high school band. Lots of people have trouble writing and they have to meet a deadline so they get ideas from someone else.

[@YouTube.Algorithmic.Nonsense]

Tony Mann What song?

[@conorkelly4953]

@@KZbin.Algorithmic.Nonsense under the rose 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@YouTube.Algorithmic.Nonsense]

@@conorkelly4953 Holy shit, that may be only Kiss song I think I've never heard. Yeah, it's on the Elder, but there's some good songs on that album. After listening to the song, I think Kiss stole it from Styx!

[@vanshipman]

Whew that was a long and painfully drawn out story...lol Nevertheless, I’m not surprised from what I’ve heard about Ace. It’s also standard for newbies in the music business, it pretty much happened to everyone. The music business like most businesses that involve millions, is full of shady one sided deals and corruption. The best two words you could give anyone before playing or writing a note is “Lawyer Up.” 😂

[@markdemell3717]

Lawyer up , sounds like something I heard in jail.

[@syngynm5237]

Dude I can't even get through it what is the bottom line boys geez

[@ausbornbred7358]

Ace is a scumbag, hurts me to say it but that's how he came across in this story.

[@cooldudemark]

It irritates the hell out of me when people - especially those who know Ace - can't pronounce his last name. It is pronounced "Fray-Lee" not "Free-Lee".

[@JT-wb9hl]

A five minute ad that I couldn't skip?

[@andrewjohnson388]

As they say in music 'Everybody is a thieving Jackdoor' way it goes!

[@renatamalvern670]

OMG, Can we get to the point !!!

[@kevinkaatz883]

Thats a good song dude, congrats. I had that album, which is actually good. Iron Maiden kicks ass

[@BaronMcCausland]

Here the short-story: Dude completes and works up a song demo based off an Ace riff , completely on-spec. Demo gets played for Ace who gives a neutral but noncommittal 'pretty good' response; but then, Ace moves the whole situation away from talking of the demo and working together, and Ace, causally steers Dude away from the real purpose of the meeting - potentially working together on material - to just knocking around on guitars, and then, Dude is moved further away to the pool table, and then, further away and finally out the door. This is called: The Art of Gentle Disengagement. Here's the bottom-line: after hearing a sample of Dude's writing, obviously Ace was not interested in working with Dude, or, Dude wouldn't be shooting pool and ending up with a phone number that doesn't work for Ace. If Dude was more savvy as to what constitutes a "fast embrace" in business, and, what constitutes a "Let me slowly and gently move you out the door." rejection, it would become obvious to him that Ace was not interested after hearing the demo. The difference between Ace and Ozzy is that Ozzy will come right out and say "it's not working out, see you."; whereas, many people, like Ace, can't bring themselves to be that cut and dry about their feelings of working with someone - so, they resort to tactics which: distract, diffuse, and disengage gently and slowly. Dude should have simply asked himself this question: "If this guy wants to work with me on developing his material, why do I have a pool cue in my hand, instead of a pen, a sheet of notation paper, and a tape with other riffs from this guy?" Hard lessons learnt the hard way, gentle or rough, sucks either way.

[@siberianhusky5874]

Why was there editing done here?

[@familydogg1234]

Around 33 time mark you said " Harley Flom" do you mean " Fine"?????

[@crazywisdom2]

Great interview....

[@bryonkidder6199]

Funny I'm a huge Ace Frehley & KISS fan but I've never heard of this "hit song" you're talking about...lmao!

[@MetalHeart8787]

lets take a 4 minute story and make it 44 mins long, i wanted to get aces side of the story? are you serious? Ace was so messed up then he most likely didn't remember. in many interviews he say i dont know i don't remember.

[@michaelhowardrosskrh74]

Hey dude the greenscreen studio behind you is pretty lame. Get a clue.

[@magnusbnordh9624]

Reminds me of John 5. !

[@ca3317]

White Plains is my hometown. I remember that wrong way ride lol. A few years ago he played the county center and said yeah just outside on the Bronx River parkway was the incident that lead to rock soldiers. BTW the song Insane has credits listed as written by Ace Frehley and Gene Moore. So what's the problem? He's got the credit on the song. To think ace would take you under his wing is laughable. Ace from my understanding, uses people for the moment and moves on. All you have to do is pay attention to what's gone on around him. Many have done way more with Ace than this guy and have out of nowhere been banished. I don't know of a Derrick who toured with ace as a guitarist. In the 80s it was Richie Scarlett. I can't find any Derrick who played with ace at all I fact.

[@sstottz717]

Gene, don't act like you were the victim, everyone that feels they are entitled, but o'well. Did you have the original meeting recorded? Do you have proof other than hear-say and a friend agrees? Get over it and do better to protect your work if it's work protecting, if this is your profession, you should be smarter than you are appearing!

[@Smith-Orange]

It doesn't sound like Ace's work at all. I'm glad you got credit, and hopefully got paid. Even though I don't like the song, it sucks they tried to rip you off like that!

[@seagullpoet]

Ace took him for a rocket ride.

[@TheIkaika777]

The only crime is the music business itself.

[@mr.c8033]

Wrong. Ace committed the crime. Theft.

[@TheIkaika777]

Mr. C, how did he commit the crime of theft when the song was credited to the right person on the record as the guy stated and the fact that you don’t have to get permission to record someone’s song as long as you give them credit which was done and they get payment. If he wasn’t getting payment then that’s the record company’s fault not Ace’s. Ace doesn’t own or run Atlantic Records.

[@robgray4188]

Story isn’t surprising at all! Ace is a POS of a human being and screws everyone

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

Insane was a hit?!?!?

[@switchbladeactiondance]

When i was 14 in 1988 ot was to me😳😂😂❤

[@MENFUSSMIKE]

its not a bad song...one of the better ones on Second Sighting but it was far from a hit

[@switchbladeactiondance]

@Dave Fitzgerald I was such a kid at 14, and didn't kno anything. And KISS was EVERYTHING to me back then.

[@joeanthony7759]

Only to Ace Frehley fans.

[@MartinAlvarado]

One of the best Ace Frehley’s songs ever!

[@mickblack2800]

Who would admit they went to an lron Maiden concert ?

[@syngynm5237]

Wow sounds like Space Ace had a substance problem

[@daleplatino]

Is Ace's guitar player still cutting hair?

[@michaelbarbarelli3764]

GREAT story and video. Thank you! Can you tell Gene to update his Pyramid Productions site? (It still says Copyright © 2020)

[@leeknievel748]

So basically Ace punked you out...................................BRILLIANT!

[@nowomennokids641]

That was lame; HUGE build-up and then when it gets to the actual lawsuit they dont say much...

[@eclecticx]

Frehley is a a piece of work. Not a good one either.

[@Venus_Isle]

Glad you're not bitter, Mr Moore. Well done sir...

[@robertrandolph9756]

THIS GUY IS NOTHING BUT AN OPPORTUNIST OF THE WORST KIND IN MY OPINION. HE WAS NEVER QUITE GOOD ENOUGH TO MAKE IT IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY, SO HE DECIDES TO TAKE A SHORT CUT AND CAPITALISE ON THE FACT THAT HE AND ACE HAD JAMMED A FEW TIMES AND HAD "ALLEGEDLY" CO-WRITTEN ONE SONG TOGETHER WITH ACE. ALLEGEDLY MIND YOU. FROM THE WAY THIS GUY DESCRIBES HIS "RELATIONSHIP" WITH ACE IT WOULD APPEAR TO ME THAT ACE WAS KIND AND VERY GRACIOUS BY TAKING THIS GUY UNDER HIS WING AND ALLOWING HIM TO CO-WRITE A COUPLE OF LINES IN THE FREHLEY'S COMET CLASSIC "INSANE". ASCAP FINALLY PAID THIS GUY HIS ROYALTIES FOR A COUPLE OF HIS LINES ACE USED ON THAT SONG. AND WHAT WAS HIS REWARD FOR HIS " CONTRIBUTION" ? $1.75

[@booshting3520]

Ace was particularly bad around this time. Didn't write much for that album, his band really carried him

[@jimmyteerex2177]

Gene sounds like a genuine, down-to-Earth guy. Unfortunately he wasn't the first and he won't be the last guy to get screwed over in the dirty World of showbusiness; not just by another musician but by the man he looked up to. A dirty, shortsighted move by Ace and his management; had he paid Gene his dues and kept him on as a collaborator, who knows what good stuff they could've come up with.

[@DragonflyII]

Dude looks older than Ace, sure Ace wears a hairpiece but this guy must've had a rough life or something. There's usually two sides to a story (or a coin!) with the truth usually somewhere in the middle. Would like to hear the other side before forming judgement. Have no reason to believe this guy's claim as nobody has ever mentioned it over the years. Plus his timeframes are out of whack which put his credibility into question. Fresh out of Kiss? Ace had to legally sit out 4 years due to signing the KISS contract, he had Frehley's Comet going with Richie Scarlett in '85 & Todd Howarth replaced him in late '86. Howarth played on 'Second Sighting'. Also, the Bryan Adams album mentioned was called 'Reckless' for the record. Not buying this guy's story at all, unless he can prove his claim.

[@Danhall67]

Quite boring.

[@sirchromiumdowns2015]

DMX doesn't live near by anymore. He is dead.

[@DanielHernandez-tn2ie]

wha?