Frehley's Comet - Band Members

Band Members

(1984)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Richie Scarlet – lead guitar, vocals John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Anton Fig – drums, percussion
(1984–1985)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Richie Scarlet – lead guitar, vocals Arthur Stead – keyboards John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Anton Fig – drums, percussion
(1985)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Richie Scarlet – lead guitar, vocals John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Anton Fig – drums, percussion
(1985–1986)	Ace Frehley – guitar, lead vocals John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Anton Fig – drums, percussion
(1986–1987)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Tod Howarth – rhythm guitar, vocals, keyboards John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Anton Fig – drums, percussion
(1987)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Tod Howarth – rhythm guitar, vocals, keyboards John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Billy Ward – drums, percussion
(1987–1988)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Tod Howarth – rhythm guitar, vocals, keyboards John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Billy Ward - drums, percussion
(1988)	Ace Frehley – lead guitar, lead vocals Tod Howarth – rhythm guitar, vocals, keyboards John Regan – bass guitar, backing vocals Jamie Oldaker – drums, percussion

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