The rock world is holding its breath tonight as news emerges that Ace Frehley, the original guitarist and 'Spaceman' of legendary band KISS, has been hospitalised with a serious brain haemorrhage.
The 73-year-old rock icon was reportedly rushed to a New York medical facility after suffering a bleed on the brain, with sources indicating he required immediate life-saving intervention.
Critical Condition Rocks Music Community
Frehley, known for his iconic makeup and explosive guitar solos during KISS's heyday, is said to be in a critical but stable condition. Medical professionals are closely monitoring his progress following the sudden health emergency.
'We're all praying for Ace,' said a close friend of the guitarist. 'He's a fighter and has overcome so much in his life. Everyone in the music community is pulling for his recovery.'
From Rock Stages to Hospital Wards
The shocking health scare comes as Frehley had been actively working on new music and making regular public appearances. His most recent social media posts showed him in good spirits, making the sudden hospitalisation particularly devastating for fans.
KISS, formed in 1973, became one of the most successful rock acts in history, with Frehley's guitar work defining their sound on classic tracks like 'Shock Me' and 'Cold Gin'.
Outpouring of Support
Social media has been flooded with messages of support from fellow musicians and devoted fans worldwide. The hashtag #PrayForAce has been trending across platforms as the rock community rallies around their fallen hero.
Frehley's family has requested privacy during this challenging time while expressing gratitude for the overwhelming support from fans and fellow artists.
Medical experts note that brain haemorrhages require immediate treatment and careful monitoring, with recovery timelines varying significantly depending on the severity of the bleed and the patient's overall health.
