KISS Co-founder Ace Frehley Passes Away at 74, Remembered by Bandmates | AI News Digest
Ace Frehley, the legendary co-founder of the renowned rock band KISS, has died at 74 following complications from a brain bleed sustained in a recent fall at his studio. His bandmates, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, released a heartfelt statement mourning the loss of Frehley, calling him an "essential and irreplaceable rock soldier" whose contributions were pivotal to the band's enduring legacy. They offered their condolences to his family and fans during this difficult time. Peter Criss, another former KISS member, also took to social media to express his sorrow, reflecting on the strong bonds within the group despite any past disagreements. The news has sparked a wave of tributes from across the music industry, highlighting Frehley's profound influence on rock music.
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