Ace Frehley/Vinnie Vincent/Bruce Kulick/Mark St. John/Tommy Thayer

Ace Frehley, Vinnie Vincent, Bruce Kulick, Mark St. John and Tommy Thayer = Guitarists from KISS.



Top 15 Guitar Solos by KISS-guitarists:

1. Shock Me (Frehley)
2. Deuce (Frehley)
3. Spit (Kulick)
4. 100,000 Years (Frehley)
5. All Hell's Breakin' Loose (Vincent)
6. Parasite (Frehley)
7. Strutter (Frehley)
8. Domino (Kulick)
9. Saint and Sinner (Vincent)
10. King of the Mountain (Kulick)
11. Modern Day Delilah (Thayer)
12. Not for the Innocent (Vincent)
13. God Gave Rock 'n' Roll to You II (Kulick)
14. Hard Times (Frehley)
15. Anyway You Slice It (Kulick)

Honorable mention:
Exciter (Played by Rick Derringer)

Shock Me live? Alive II?

Really? No Strange Ways? That's typically hailed as his best solo. Though I agree with you that Shock Me is better. 100,000 Years is also way better than Deuce.

"Into The Void" is a surprisingly tricky by Frehley, though it's one of those ones where you don't quite realize it until you try playing it yourself.

Oooooh, good one. "Into the Void" is all over the place.
Damn Ace is so incredibly underrated as a soloist

Depending on what version of God Gave Rock and Roll To You II...if you're talking about the one in Bogus Journey, the intro bit is played by Steve Vai.