Gene Simmons blames ‘bad decisions’ for early death of Kiss Bandai Ace Frehleley

The KISS Frontman Gene Simmons he believes that “bad decisions” led to the death of his countryman, he kissed the guitar and his grandfather Ace Frehleley.

In an interview with The New York Postpublished on Saturday, December 6, Simmons, 76, clarified his opinion. “He refused [advice] From the people you care about – including yours truly – to try to change his lifestyle. In and out of bad decisions. Falling down the stairs – I’m not a doctor – I didn’t kill you. There could have been other issues, and it breaks my heart,” Simmons said.

He continued, “The saddest thing of all – you reap what you sow, unfortunately.”

US of the Week It was confirmed on November 10 that Freehley had died at the age of 74 after suffering a stroke and a “lower hematoma” caused by a drop behind his bum, on October 16. His death was ruled an accident. It was first reported on TMZ at the time.

Simmons’ The New York Post The interview also discussed the private funeral service held for Frehleley on October 22.”Peter Crissour drum roll, You are still waiting [Stanley] And I went to the funeral, the Open CACKET, “Simmoni told what came out.” It was just heartbreaking. “

Frehleley’s death was confirmed by his family in a statement issued We After his death. “We are completely devastated and heartbroken,” the statement said. “In his final moments, we were fortunate enough to surround him with loving, caring, peaceful words, prayers and intentions as he left his strength and grace, celebrating his strength and grace that others celebrated.”

The statement concluded, “The magnitude of his passing is beyond epic and insightful. Reflecting on all of his incredible accomplishments, Ace’s memory will live on forever!”

The statement also noted that Frehleley died peacefully surrounded by family in Morristown, New Jersey. The death comes just 10 days after Frehleley announced he would cancel the remainder of the Solo 205 tour due to medical issues.

In addition, the cancellation notice comes two weeks after Frehleley pulled the pin on the September 26 scheduled due to a fall inside his home that landed him in the hospital.

We spoke to Frehleley’s Manager, John Ostroskyin the days following his death. “Since 1976, space Ace has been my main person. His kindness, concern and inclination to mentor was in front of this mind until the end. His influence will stay with me forever. His influence will tell We at that time.

Kiss is made up of Frehleley, Simmons, Stanley and Criss, rising to fame in the 1970s and boasting 14 platinum albums to their name. Frehleley left the band in 1982 amid creative differences, continuing to form his own band, Frehleley’s Comet, before changing paths and going solo.

Frehleley released his first solo album, 10,000 voltsin the year 2024 Origins Vol. +.