Kiss Founding Member Ace Frehley’s Cause Of Death Revealed
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The guitarist from the legendary rock band died last month at 74.
Kiss founding member Ace Frehley’s cause of death has been revealed nearly a month after he died at 74.
The lead guitarist died after suffering a head injury in a fall, the Morris County Medical Examiner confirmed in a report obtained by TMZ and People on Monday. His death was ruled accidental.
His agent previously said Frehley died peacefully Oct. 16 surrounded by family in Morristown, New Jersey.
About a week before his death, the rocker’s team announced he was canceling the remaining dates of his 2025 tour due to “ongoing medical issues.” The announcement came after news that Frehley had suffered a brain bleed during a fall in his studio in September and had been placed on life supprt.
Frehley’s family first announced his death in a statement shared with People on Oct. 16.
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