Gene Simmons Gets Emotional Over Ace Frehley

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Gene Simmons reacts to Ace Frehley’s death

Gene Simmons has reacted to the death of his former KISS bandmate Ace Frehley.

“Our hearts are broken. Ace has passed on. No one can touch Ace’s legacy. I know he loved the fans. He told me many times. Sadder still, Ace didn’t live long enough to be honored at the Kennedy Ctr Honors event in Dec. Ace was the eternal rock soldier. Long may his legacy live on!”

Former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick wrote, “The news of Ace’s passing is devastating to the world of rock. It has deeply affected me as well. He was one of a kind and truly an iconic guitar player. His undeniable role in the creation and success of KISS cannot be forgotten. Not only was he loved by all, he influenced millions of guitarists around the world. RIP.”

Eddie Trunk wrote, “Sadly I can now confirm my friend of 40 years Ace Frehley has passed away. I am devastated beyond words. Unfortunately I did know this was coming and pre recorded a memorial to him. That will air tonight at 11P ET/ 8P PT on @trunknationsxm @siriusxm 103 or the app. I will return to the radio live tomorrow at a special start time of 2P ET / 11A PT for a 3 hour live show to remember Ace and take your calls. Also on 103’or the app. I will do my best to celebrate Ace tomorrow when back live. For now I am doing my best to process this. My condolences to Jeanette , Monique and all his family and many fans. To say Ace was one of a kind would be an understatement. He was always there for me, was the first artist I ever signed, and we remained close ever since that day we met in 1986. I am crushed. RIP brother. Never to be forgotten.”

Michael Anthony commented, “RIP Ace, gone way too soon 😔🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏”

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