Ace Frehley telling his side of the story

After the official Kiss biography and Gene Simmons' autobiography, we finally get to hear Ace Frehley's side of things when he releases his own book, "No Regrets",  next year. Gallery Books (an imprint of Simon and Schuster) announced Tuesday that the trouble Kiss guitarist's memoirs will be released in the summer of 2011.

As much as I liked Gene's book, and the "official" history of Kiss that came out around the same time, I was annoyed that Gene's obvious dislike of Ace was allowed to colour both projects, and left me wondering just what Ace's take on events was. Hopefully this book will fill in some of the gaps.

Terry Pratchett Challenge, 2010

So I'm going to participate in my first blog challenge: ReadingAdventures: Terry Pratchett 2010 Challenge

Here are the rules:

The challenge will start from 1 December 2009 and run through to 30 November 2010. There are several different levels of participation for you to choose from:

1-3 books - Cashier at Ankh-Morpork Mint
4-5 books - Guard of the City Watch
6-8 books - Academic at the Unseen University
9-10 books - Member of Granny Weatherwax's Coven
10-12 books - Death's Apprentice

You can either be reading the books for the first time, rereading, or even watching the TV adaptations if you like! As long as everyone has fun I will be happy! Please also do not feel limited to only reading the Discworld books as any books by Terry Pratchett will count for this challenge.

To a certain degree, this is not exactly a challenge for me--I'm usually rereading a Discworld novel at some point (sometimes two). In fact, when I found out about this a couple of days ago, I was about 20 pages away from finishing Guards, Guards--so I get to start the challenge one up. Now I'm reading Lords And Ladies. I'll keep you updated on my progress towards Death's Apprentice.