Notable Tracks Not Included
Although Loaded Deck contains many of Frehley's hits over his career, there are some notable tracks not included. "New York Groove" is the only song on the album from Frehley's most successful solo album, Ace Frehley. "Shock Me" is the only song on the album from Frehley's tenure in Kiss.
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