Paul Stanley's Quiet Moment Amidst Loss

Paul Stanley, the frontman of KISS, was seen out and about in Beverly Hills recently. He had a FedEx package tucked under his arm. He wore a black button-down shirt and faded blue jeans. His face showed little emotion as he went about his day. This was just a few days after the passing of his long-time friend and bandmate, Ace Frehley. Ace Frehley died last Thursday. His family made the tough call to take him off life support. Ace had a bad fall in his studio back in September. This fall caused a brain bleed. At first, doctors thought he might recover and return to touring. Sadly, his injuries were too severe. Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons shared a joint statement. They said, "We are devastated by the passing of Ace Frehley. He was a key part of KISS during its early days. He will always be part of the band's history. Our thoughts go out to his family and fans worldwide. " Paul and Gene, along with Peter Criss, also shared personal tributes. Paul even posted a favorite photo of himself and Ace together. Ace Frehley was 74 years old. His passing marks the end of an era for KISS and rock music as a whole. Fans around the world are mourning the loss of a true rock legend.