Ace Frehley is indicating he is open to rejoining KISS for a farewell tour.  The guitarist and co-founder of the band parted ways with the group after 11 years in 1982, rejoined in 1996 and quit again in 1996.  The ensuing years have included years of silence interspersed with occasional snarky remarks back-and-forth between Frehley and the members he left behind, but  his relationship with Paul Stanley improved enough in recent months that Stanley agreed to record on the guitarist's 2016 solo album.  Speaking with Eddie Trunk, Frehley said he has not been formally invited to participate but ads that if he is, 'It's a possibility.  If that's something they would like to do to end the career of KISS, if it was handled correctly, it could be great',  And if it doesn't come about, Frehley says he's fine with that and they will be, too.
Classic Rock Magazine  AntiMusic.com