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ACE FREHLEY's Publicist Talks About Rumors Of His Suicide

March 2, 2007

Ace Frehley's longtime publicist Carol Kaye, from Kayos Productions in New York, talked to Kiss Kollector's New Jersey reporter Frank Hagan the other day about the former KISS guitarist's rumored suicide (which she set straight last week via a news release) plus other wild rumors from the past. Her comments on the subject: "Ever since I can remember there have always been oddball Ace rumors. We have learned to deal with them on a case-by-case basis. Unfortunately, with the advent of the Internet, these kinds of unfounded falsities have multiplied tremendously. So, it's business-as-usual and we go ever on denying unconfirmed reports and confirming true reports. Ace is healthy, happy and extremely creative at this time in his life."

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