"Some nights onstage, it was extremely surreal," says rhythm guitarist Jeremy Asbrock, who played with Frehley up until his death last week at 74

Frehley was recovering from a "minor fall" that forced him to cancel a scheduled performance in late September, his tour manager had said.

KISS was co-founded by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley in 1973. Here's everything to know about where the band and its members, past and present, are today.

Frehley, born Paul Daniel Frehley, co-founded KISS with Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons and Peter Criss in New York City in 1973. They rose to fame thanks to their live shows, which included face paint, wild stage outfits and plenty of pyrotechnics. They went on to become one of the bestselling bands of all time.

A Twin Cities artist is charting the romantic geography of the metro — through collecting and mapping first kisses. The big picture: Dio Cramer is collecting submissions for a project they're calling the Twin Cities First Kiss Map,

Adam Brody is revisiting that epic on-screen kiss with his “Nobody Wants This” co-star Kristen Bell — you know the one — from the first season of the hit Netflix show. The rom-com series that debuted on the streaming service last year is returning for a much-anticipated Season 2 on Oct. 23, and Brody stopped by TODAY to talk all about it.

The death of former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley is being investigated by a New Jersey medical examiner, according to reports. The 74-year-old died last Friday. He had suffered a fall at home in September, reportedly sustaining a brain bleed which left him on life support.

Since the Sundance premiere of 'Kiss of the Spider Woman,' the parallels between the fraught political climate of 1970s Argentina and that of our present have only become more pronounced. Here's what Americans can take away from the new movie.