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Frank recorded old dog "On The Prowl" in 2005 at By Nite Productions Digital & Audio Recording, studio in Phoenix, Arizona USA.  The background singers are Emmith Woods, Ulanda Jackson-Woods, and Kimberland Hernandez, aka "The Howlers".  Written, Produced & Arranged by:  F. L. Wallace.  Vocal and guitar by:  Frank Ace.  Mixed & Mastered by: J. R. Harris, Engineer.  Photograph by: Paris Troy.

Frank first performed his version of "On The Prowl" in 2006 while touring Denmark, Sweden, and Norway with The Hooter trio. The response was "where can I buy a copy of it"?

After returning Home Frank was asked to produce a Gospel CD for his good friend Vernon Garrett. New Begining was the name of the Gospel CD.  So "On The Prowl" was forgotten and stayed on the shelf until another friend Sammy Six, wanted to put "On The Prowl" on his CD, Sammy Six "To The Rescue".   Once again Frank was asked to wear the producer's hat.  Learning of his friends illness Frank had to hurry the CD, but nevertheless Sammy had his CD with On The Prowl on it, when he passed away November 8th 2008.  To hear Sammy Six's version of "ON The Prowl" go to www.chueffarecords.com

So finally, the original version of "On The Prowl" is out!  Where can you get it?  Go to Buy! 

Frank is sorry for the slight delay....but it's worth the wait.  "All U old dogs keep on howling, Woof"!  

        On Sale in Topeka, KS @ Hastings and CD Tradepost!!!

This is a re-release of Frank's first CD.  With the amazing Tommy Washington on keyboards.  Horns arranged by Emerson Carruthers, produced by Charles Allen Jones, engineered by Lawrence Carroll.  Recorded at Serrius Studio in Scottsdale, AZ 1993.  Originally released in1994, re-released by Chueffa Records in 2006.

The Chueffa Records release has two songs from Frank's 45 record, recorded in 1963 on the Hydra Label.  The two songs are "Kirk" and "Lady Margaret".  By The Frank Ace Combo:   Thomas D. Price on bass, William "billy" Lentz on drums, Matthew "byrd" Washington on tenor sax, and Frank Ace on guitar.  Both songs are instrumentals.... James Brown used "Kirk" to start his R&B hit "Bring It Up"! 

See Photos: Tucson AZ 1960 to see the band. 

The FABB was the band I  dreamed of.  After all the great bands I had in the 60's, 70's.  I was tired of Duo's and Trio's and one man bands.  I prayed for a group of dedicated musicians, and "The FABB" was the answer to my prayer.  The Frank Ace Blues Band was:  Howard Collings on piano, Greg Miller on drums, Frank Ace on guitar, Rodney Cunningham on bass, and Bobby Smith on sax. 

We practiced five days a week, eight hours a day for four weeks in Osawatomie, Kansas at Rodney's house.  We played on weekends.  Inspired by Charles Allen Jones, we went into Raucous Recording Studio in Overland Park, Kansas and recorded "Get on line, baby". 

Go to Photo:  Frank Ace Blues Band

MP3s are encoded at top-audiophile-quality (~200k VBR)

Cry u out of my heart, was a labor of love, and it gave me a chance to introduce to the world, one of the finest young men I have ever met.   Chris "the beast" Baker, you can hear him on the title track.  Chris is one of the most dedicated musician you will ever meet.  His sounds is like someone much older than his 31 years.   So emotional and so soulful, but he can be a real monster if pushed.  Thus the nickname Chris "the beast" Baker.  Chris will make that sax scream and growl and turn around and have you crying.

Chris is a Monster sax player.  But don't take my word for it, when he's not with me he's with "The KC All Stars". 

See Photo:  The FABB 2010, 2009, Kansas City, MO.

This CD has England's finest band "The  Blues Crusaders", playing with Frank. "This is a great band'. Solo's by: Jeremy Watson on guitar, Jaime Govern on b3, Joe Offen on trumpet, and Pete Grogan on alto sax. "Pete is outstanding on Sick and Tired"! Bernard "Bruno" Urciuoli on Bass, and Rick Hudson on drums. 

Frank Ace Live In England is a very special CD.  Marking the first time Frank played England, and he starts it off with a big rousing "Hello England".  The Blues Crusaders are excellent and more than equal to the task. Bandleader Jeremy Watson had the band ready and smokin'.  During the show Frank and the entire band walked off the stage and left "Bruno" alone during his solo....but being the pro he is "Bruno delivered a tremendous solo.