KISS Guitarist Ace Frehley Fights for Life on Support After Severe Brain Bleed
Former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley is currently facing a critical health situation after suffering a severe brain bleed. The incident occurred a few weeks ago when Frehley, 74, experienced a fall in his recording studio.
Ace Frehley on Life Support
Reports indicate that Frehley is on life support and has been placed on a ventilator. His health has reportedly not improved since the accident, leading his family to consider the difficult decision of discontinuing life support.
Incident Details
- Age: 74 years
- Incident: Fall leading to severe brain bleed
- Location: His recording studio
- Condition: On life support, with no signs of recovery
- Family’s decision: Considering turning off life support
Ace Frehley announced the cancellation of his tour on October 6, citing ongoing medical issues. The message posted on his official Instagram highlighted the severity of his condition and the need for a break from performances.
Timeline of Events
- September 25: Frehley reported a minor fall in his studio, initially stating that he was fine.
- October 6: He canceled remaining tour dates due to medical concerns.
Throughout his career, Frehley has been celebrated as a founding member of KISS alongside other iconic figures like Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss. He originally left KISS in 1982 but rejoined for a reunion tour in 1996, remaining with the band until 2002.
Musical Legacy
Ace Frehley is not only known for his work with KISS but also for his solo career with the band Frehley’s Comet, which existed from 1984 to 1988. His contributions to KISS include classic tracks such as:
- Rock and Roll All Nite
- I Was Made for Lovin’ You
- Love Gun
- Detroit Rock City
His solo efforts featured hits like “New York Groove” and “Rip It Out,” solidifying his legacy in rock music. Fans and the music community are now rallying for Frehley’s recovery during this challenging time.
