Stephen Pearcy with Vixen and Ace Frehley

Formed in St. Paul and based in Los Angeles, Vixen is an all-female American rock band known for melodic hard rock and pop-metal. Achieving commercial success in the late 1980s and early 1990s with hits like Edge of a Broken Heart and Cryin, the group released albums including their million-selling 1988 debut and Rev It Up, and shared stages with rock legends like Ozzy Osbourne and Bon Jovi.

American musician Stephen Pearcy is best known as the founder, vocalist, and songwriter for the hard rock and heavy metal band Ratt. Emerging in Los Angeles in the early 1980s, Ratt achieved multi-platinum success with albums like Out of the Cellar and the hit Round and Round. Pearcy later launched a solo career with albums including Social Intercourse, Under My Skin, and Smash, alongside work with groups like Arcade and Vertex.

Ace Frehley, Kiss co-founder known for his "Spaceman" makeup, is a legendary guitarist in rock and heavy metal. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, he penned the NYT bestseller "No Regrets" and influenced artists like Foo Fighters. His notable albums include his platinum debut and "Space Invader."