Ace Frehley’s Team Addresses Latest Death Rumors
Ace Frehley’s camp has recently addressed false death rumors surrounding the legendary guitarist. A representative confirmed that there has been no confirmation of Frehley’s passing.
Ace Frehley’s Response to Death Rumors
According to a statement from Frehley’s exclusive booking agent, concerns about the musician’s death are unfounded. The representative stated, “I am in direct contact with his people, and there has been NO confirmation that Mr. Frehley has passed at this moment.” This response follows speculation and rumors circulating online.
Health and Career Highlights in 2025
In 2025, Ace Frehley has faced various health challenges alongside his ongoing music career. Early in the year, he promoted his 2024 solo album, “10,000 Volts.” This collection of original rock tracks signified his return to new material.
Frehley planned numerous U.S. tour dates, including a significant concert on July 4 at the Four Winds New Buffalo in Michigan. This performance was anticipated to be a highlight for classic rock enthusiasts. However, by May, he had started canceling shows due to health issues.
Incidents Affecting Tour Plans
One significant setback occurred in September when Frehley suffered a minor fall in his studio, resulting in hospitalization. Following medical advice, he withdrew from a scheduled appearance at the Antelope Valley Fair in Lancaster, California.
On October 6, 2025, Frehley’s team announced that he would cancel the remainder of his 2025 tour dates due to ongoing medical issues. This cancellation impacted several Midwest shows that were scheduled for October and November.
Community Support
Fans have expressed both disappointment and support for Frehley during these challenges. The musician remains hopeful about returning to work on his project, “Origins Vol. 3,” once his health permits.
Radio host Eddie Trunk played a crucial role in dispelling rumors by confirming he had spoken directly with Frehley. Trunk clarified that while Frehley’s condition is serious, it does not involve a stroke, helping ease widespread concern.
Support has poured in from fellow musicians and fans alike. Tool’s Maynard James Keenan shared a heartfelt message, stating, “Godspeed, Ace,” while journalist Mitch Lafon expressed gratitude for Frehley’s contributions to music.
Amidst his health setbacks, Frehley continues to connect with fans online, showcasing his resilience and dedication to his craft.
