What's Happening?
Ace Frehley, the original lead guitarist of Kiss, was laid to rest after a private memorial service in Yonkers, New York. The service was attended by fellow original Kiss members Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss. Frehley passed away on October
16 at the age of 74, following health complications that led to his hospitalization and cancellation of his remaining 2025 tour dates. His family expressed their devastation and celebrated his life achievements, stating that his memory will continue to live on. Kiss members paid tribute to Frehley, acknowledging his essential role in the band's history and legacy.
Why It's Important?
Ace Frehley's passing marks the end of an era for Kiss, a band that has significantly influenced rock music. Frehley's contributions to Kiss helped shape the band's sound and image during its formative years. His death is a poignant moment for fans and the music industry, highlighting the impact of his work and the legacy he leaves behind. The memorial service underscores the camaraderie and shared history among the original band members, reflecting the enduring bond that music can create.
