The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame lead guitarist, Ace Frehley of KISS, is reportedly on life support. According to TMZ, Frehley, 74, suffered a brain bleed after falling in his studio a couple of weeks ago. Sources familiar with his condition say his prognosis is not good. This news comes just over a week after Frehley canceled all 2025 concerts due to 'some ongoing medical issues'. Frehley was recently announced as a Kennedy Center Honoree by President Donald Trump, along with KISS members Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss. This honor is a significant achievement, and it's a stark contrast to the current health scare Frehley is facing. But here's where it gets controversial... Some fans are questioning the timing of this announcement, especially given Frehley's current condition. Is it appropriate to celebrate his achievements while he's fighting for his life? This is a question that could spark differing opinions. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below. And this is the part most people miss... Despite Frehley's current health scare, his legacy as a rock legend remains. His influence on the guitar and his impact on the music industry are undeniable. As we wait for updates on his condition, let's take a moment to appreciate his contributions to rock and roll. Stay tuned for more updates on Frehley's health and the latest in the music world.
