Remembering Ace Frehley: A Tribute to the KISS Legend

Remembering Ace Frehley: A Tribute to the KISS Legend

Gene Simmons honored his former KISS bandmate Ace Frehley during a performance at the Love Ride event in California. He paid tribute to Frehley, who sadly passed away, and mentioned that Frehley would be missed at the upcoming Kennedy Center Honors ceremony. Frehley will receive the honor posthumously, making him the third person to do so. The event recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to American culture through performing arts. Frehley's death was ruled an accident due to blunt trauma injuries to his head. He was laid to rest at Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx, New York, following a private memorial. Frehley's family confirmed his passing and expressed their devastation at the loss. Simmons and Stanley also shared their grief over Frehley's death, highlighting his importance to KISS's legacy. Frehley co-founded KISS in 1973 and appeared on the band's first nine albums. Despite leaving the band multiple times, Frehley's impact on KISS's history is undeniable.