Ace Frehley joined Alice Cooper on stage for the last song on the final show of their Australian tour. Ex-Kiss guitarist and Cooper teamed up for an eight-minute-plus version of the classic "School's Out" Wednesday night (October 25) in Brisbane, featuring multiple guitar solos from Frehley. Take a look: https://youtu.be/sL0AUB3JWH4 https://youtu.be/xLcJL6ONrxQ The Brisbane concert was part of "Spend The Night With Alice Cooper" world tour, which also marks the fortieth anniversary of his first ever concert tour of Australia back in '77. Ace talked about playing with Cooper: "I have been friends with Alice since the '70s, but I've never had the pleasure of touring with him. Our tour of Australia and New Zealand in October this year will be a major rock and roll event Down Under and leave all our fans with big smiles and wanting more! I can't wait to hit the road. Cooper released "Paranormal", his first album in six years. The disc features special guests like U2's Larry Mullen Jr., who plays on nine of the twelve new songs; Billy Gibbons, Roger Glover, as well as a highly anticipated mini-reunion of the original Alice Cooper band members.
