Lead vocalist of Mötley Crüe, Vince Neil, is teaming up with “The Spaceman,” Ace Frehley for what Mohegan Sun is calling “a concert like no other.” The two will share the stage of Mohegan Sun Arena on Jan. 31.
Neil recently rocked out at Mohegan Sun Arena with Mötley Crüe this August — the first time the group performed in Connecticut in nearly a decade. Before the group returns to the stage with its Las Vegas residency in March, Neil will be performing as a solo act for this performance. With Mötley Crüe, Neil has been the voice behind the group’s lengthy list of chart-topping songs including “Home Sweet Home,” “Dr. Feelgood,” “Kickstart My Heart” and “Girls, Girls, Girls.”
Frehley is also no stranger to the Mohegan Sun Arena stage, performing at the venue in May on his 10,000 Volts tour, according to concert tracking website setlist.fm. Before touring as a solo act in mid-1980’s, Frehley was the lead guitarist of the classic rock band KISS. Adopting “The Spaceman” persona, Frehley could be seen on stage with in a silver and black bodysuit with a Gibson Les Paul guitar that would produce smoke from the pickups. Frehley was responsible for penning KISS songs such as “Cold Gin,” “Shock Me” and “Parasite.”
