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I'm Clyde Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

The numbers to call tonight, 503-225-0-860. That's 503-2-2-5-0-860.

That's 503-2-2-5-0-860.

Hope you guys had a great weekend.

It was cold and rainy.

Winter's coming.

Turn our clocks back again, I think, next Sunday.

I just don't want it to the darkness, but the darkness comes with Halloween. And as the shows get darker, too, we find ourselves on the edge of our seats, feeling a little chilled. And believe me, tonight is going to be a chilling night. But over the weekend, one of the things that was interesting is, you know, I was doing a lot of studying. And, you know you know when you study you want to take some breaks and so you get on youtube and you you watch a few documentaries or you watch a few fun little reels or whatever you know just to

you know get your mind back taking a break you know taking a break from all the studying

and uh i was listening to a rock and roll podcast that was, I don't know, was Eddie Trunk or

it was somebody else anyway, but they were talking about the death of Ace Frey, Space Ace Frey,

one of the founding members of Kiss. Now, Ace fell in his studio and he suffered a brain hemorrhage,

which led to his death. And I thought that discussion was unique because they noted that Ace had once said,

and if you're a Kiss fan, you know this, he once said that he was from another planet.

And he really didn't get used to the gravity.

And I remember Gene and Paul, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley would also joke that Ace was most definitely an alien because, well, he couldn't stand.

He'd fall over a lot.

In the old days, he'd fall over a lot.

And then he had to come up and try and help him up because I guess he couldn't get used to the platform boots.

And so eventually he did.

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