Cause Of Death Of Former KISS Guitarist Ace Frehley Finally Revealed

Former KISS guitarist, Ace Frehley (Instagram @acefrehleyofficial)

JAKARTA - The cause of death from Ace Frehley, the legendary rock musician and co-founder of KISS, was finally revealed to the public.

As is known, the KISS guitarist was declared dead on October 16. He breathed his last at the age of 74.

According to a PEOPLE report, Ace Frehley died due to a blunt trauma injury to his head due to a fall.

This was confirmed by medical examiner Morris County, who named the guitarist's cause of death an accident.

The Frehley family had previously announced the rocker's departure through a press statement on October 16.

Frehley reportedly died in Morristown, New Jersey, following an incident that fell at his residence a few weeks earlier.

In addition, TMZ reported, Frehley was under a life apparatus due to a brain hemorrhage caused by the incident.

We were really devastated and devastated. In his final moments, we were lucky enough to surround him with words, thoughts, prayers, and loving, caring, and peaceful intentions as he left this earth," the Frehley family said.

"We appreciate all the best memories, laughter, and celebrating the strength and kindness he gives to others," he continued. The magnitude of his departure is an epic proportion, and beyond understanding. Reflecting on all the extraordinary achievements of his life, the memory of Ace will continue to live forever.

Frehley, known for her "Spaceman" persona and her signature KISS makeup, briefly informed fans about the incident of a fall which she called "small" via Instagram on September 25.

At that time, he announced the cancellation of the scheduled show infeasibility, California. In the upload, he still has optimism.

"Ace hopes to continue his tour and finish work on his next album, Origins Vol. 4," he wrote.

But on October 6, Frehley was forced to cancel the remaining tour schedule due to ongoing medical issues.

For information, Frehley's solo career was a success after leaving KISS in 1982, a band she co-founded in 1973.

After leaving, the hit singer of "New York Groove" formed a group called Frehley's Comet and released two albums.

His solo career even surpassed the achievements of other KISS personnel, where he became the only KISS member to make it through the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 album with a solo album, through Space Invader in 2014.