Antoinette Montague Behind The Smile (2010)

Documentary about the life of the great pianist and composer Chopin and the story of the women whose voices inspired his music. It is undeniable that Chopin revolutionised the nature of music composed for the piano both technically and emotionally. What is less well known is that the actual musical instrument that provided his greatest source of inspiration was the female voice.

Help a mother rescue her son from the parallel world inside a mirror! Overcome the wiles of a wicked witch as you solve the puzzles that lead you to her lair, and then search a warped alternate reality for clues to the child's location. As you explore 35 stunning locations, you'll collect lost items, assemble weird and wonderful gadgets, and beat dozens of challenging mini-games. Dangers lie ahead, but there's no time to waste, so begin the journey today!

The DVD features the iconic Spaceman talking about his life as a guitar player, including rare photos and video footage. Ace also gives in depth lessons for his Kiss classics “Shock Me” and “Cold Gin.” The DVD includes an all-star jam session of Ace playing with George Lynch, John5, Matt Sorum, Chris Wyse and Tommy Clufetos. Frehley says, “I haven’t done anything like this before, but liked what they were doing with the Behind the Player series. Jamming the tracks with the guys was a lot of fun.”

If singer Antoinette Montague remained a semi-professional at the time of the release of her debut album Pretty Blues, that said more about the commerciality (or lack of same) of her chosen style of music than it did about her ability to perform it. Montague was willing to answer to the terms "jazz singer" or "blues singer," even though, at basis, she was for the most part a straightforward pop singer, albeit of a type of music that peaked in popularity about half-a-century earlier.