Ace Frehley Iconic Kiss Guitarist and Cofounder Reportedly Placed on Life Support
Ace Frehley, the iconic Kiss guitarist and co-founder, is reportedly on life support following serious health complications. Sources indicate that Frehley experienced a brain bleed after a fall in his studio in late September. This incident forced him to cancel his upcoming tour dates.
Ace Frehley’s Health Issues
The situation intensified after it was revealed that he has been on a ventilator and his condition has not improved. His family is contemplating the difficult decision of turning off life support, potentially as soon as Thursday evening.
Timeline of Events
- September 26: Frehley’s team announced he had a minor fall in his studio, and he was hospitalized but initially seemed fine.
- October 6: His team confirmed via Instagram the cancellation of all future tour dates due to ongoing medical issues.
- October 10: Frehley reassured fans through a text that he was alright and simply taking a break.
This cancellation included several shows in October and November related to his latest solo album, “10,000 Volts,” scheduled for release in February 2024.
Community’s Concern
Initial reactions from fans were optimistic, as Frehley has previously encountered falls during his performances. He often joked about his challenges, especially concerning the tall platform boots he wore during shows. In a recent interview, he mentioned how his friend Paul Stanley would often cover for him when he stumbled on stage.
Clarifications on Health Rumors
Following the cancellation of his tour, speculation arose about Frehley suffering from a stroke. Radio host and friend Eddie Trunk addressed these rumors, stating that while Frehley did not have a stroke, he was facing significant health complications. Trunk emphasized that he would keep details private until Frehley chooses to share them publicly.
This story is still developing, and fans remain hopeful for Frehley’s recovery. Updates will likely be provided as his family makes decisions regarding his care.
