KISS legend Ace Frehley’s psychic made wild prediction about him just months before shock passing at 74
Just months before Ace Frehley died Thursday at age 74, he was hopeful about life.
The rock star, known as the founding guitarist of KISS, gave an interview to The Aquarian in March 2025 and revealed that he spoke to a medium who predicted that he would live a long life.
Ironically, Ace told the publication that “good genes” and “longevity” run in his family.
‘Luckily, I have good genes. My father lived to be 96, my mother to 86, and her sister to 99. So there is longevity in the family on both sides,’ the musician said.
‘I just talked to a medium. “Ace, you’ll live to be a hundred,” he says. And I said, “No problem!” I said.
Room He said it was ‘wonderful’ to be able to get back on stage after suffering a dangerous arm injury.
Ace Frehley was hopeful about life a few months before he died Thursday at age 74; Pictured in 2018
The rock star, known as the founding guitarist of KISS, gave an interview to The Aquarian in March 2025 and revealed that he spoke to a medium who predicted that he would live a long life; painted in 1977
‘I hurt my arm about two and a half years ago; “I fell down the stairs,” he shared.
He added, ‘It was a struggle because I landed on my right arm, which is the arm I strum with when I play guitar. So it’s a great feeling to get on stage because I wasn’t sure if it would ever be the same.’
The interview took place in New York before the KISS performance.
Ace spoke about his legacy and confirmed: ‘I think this will live on for hundreds of years. ‘I do what I do very well and have the respect of my colleagues.’
When KISS came to prominence in the 1970s, they were distinguished by their presence on the theater stage.
Their extravagant makeup and larger-than-life personalities set them apart from other rock bands of the period.
Co-founder Gene Simmons became The Demon, Stanley became Starchild, Ace Frehley became Spaceman, and Peter Criss’ alter ego became Catman.
“When we started out in New York, there was a huge glitter scene where boys were basically acting like girls and putting on make-up,” Gene recalls in a 1996 interview with Porkchops & Applesauce. Away.
‘Well, we were more like football players; ‘We were all over six feet tall and that wasn’t believable at all!’ he explained.
When KISS came to prominence in the 1970s, they stood out for their theatrical stage presence; painted in 1975
The band’s over-the-top make-up and larger-than-life personalities set them apart from other rock bands of the era
The legendary guitarist died in Morristown, New Jersey, after suffering a devastating brain hemorrhage that left him on life support; Pictured in 2018
The band celebrated a milestone in 2014 by earning a coveted spot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Born Paul Frehley, Ace founded KISS in 1973 and left the collective in 1982. He formed a band called Frehley’s Comet and released two albums.
The legendary guitarist died in Morristown, New Jersey, after suffering a devastating brain hemorrhage that left him on life support.
According to TMZ, the actor, who was hospitalized and put on a ventilator, died after his family made the difficult decision to take him off life support.
The musician reportedly collapsed in his home studio weeks ago and hit his head during a fall that triggered a medical crisis.
