Ace Frehley of Kiss Performing, 1979

The contrast in this black-and-white shot really makes Ace’s stage presence leap off the paper, especially that dramatic moment of him engaging the crowd. I’ve had it up for a week and keep catching myself staring at the energy in his playing.

This print perfectly captures the raw energy of his 1979 performance, especially the way he’s working the crowd. The black-and-white contrast really makes his stage presence pop. I’m thrilled with how it looks on my wall.

The way the stage lights catch his expression mid-performance is pure 1979 rock energy—you can almost hear the crowd. That black-and-white contrast makes it feel like a moment pulled straight from a live show. It’s been up in my office for a week and I keep stopping to look at it.