Gene Simmons apologises for harsh comments over Ace Frehley’s death

The man before, Gene Simmons issued an apology after receiving a rebuke of the comments he made about the death of Ace Frehley.

Frehley, the original guitarist of the rock band Dhunka, died at the age of 74 in October while on life support and a ventilator after suffering a brain injury in a fall at home.

After Frexley, Simmons offered a recent interview New York Post that his team died because of a series of “bad decisions.”

But after the comments hit the headlines, the rock icon took to X on Wednesday to admit he was “wrong.”

“On reflection, I was wrong to use the words I used. I agree that I ended up hurting his words, again, I apologize. I always love you. Every time,” The Detroit Rock City Hitmaker wrote.

Over the weekend, the kiss was recognized at the annual Kennedy tribute in Washington, DC

Talking to him People To reporters on the red carpet at the time, kissing co-stars Paul Stanley and Peter Criss opened up about Frealley’s legacy.

“We are here we can mourn the passing and celebrate our achievements. Therefore, Stanley said,” he presents here, he seemed to be here and I am here. “

Monned Frehley accepted the Kennedy Center Honors on behalf of their father from President Donald Trump at the White House on Saturday.