Ace Frehley, a member of the iconic band KISS, has passed away according to his family. The sad news follows his recent placement on life support after sustaining a brain bleed from a fall in his studio, resulting in the cancellation of his upcoming tour dates.
In their statement, his family expressed their profound grief and shared that they were able to provide comfort and love to him in his final moments. They highlighted his positive qualities, memories, and the significant impact he had on others. They emphasized that Ace’s legacy will endure through his remarkable achievements.
Following the fall and tour cancellations, updates on Frehley’s condition were shared on his official Instagram page. Initially reported as fine but advised against travel, later announcements revealed ongoing medical issues leading to the cancellation of his remaining 2025 tour dates.
As a founding member of KISS, alongside Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss, Frehley played guitar from 1973 to 1982 before departing due to creative differences and personal struggles. He pursued a solo career with Frehley’s Comet from 1984 to 1988, reuniting with KISS for their 1996 Alive/Worldwide Tour until 2002.
Recently, news emerged of Gene Simmons, another KISS member, being hospitalized after a car accident in Malibu. The incident occurred when he fainted while driving, resulting in a collision with a parked vehicle. Simmons, 76, has since been discharged and is recovering at home, as confirmed by his wife, Shannon Tweed.
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