Karl Cochran, known for his work with KISS died in a car accident on Wednesday, Feb. 19, local police confirmed. KISS paid tribute to the guitarist and vocalist, sharing that "he was loved by our fans ...

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Cochran was flown by helicopter to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, where he died from his injuries. Cochran performed electric guitar with the solo group of former Kiss guitarist Ace ...

The amount Britney Spears had to pay to end the legal mess with her father Jamie is revealed KISS guitarist Karl Cochran has died after a car accident in Bridgewater, New Jersey. This information ...

Guitarist Karl Cochran, who has toured and collaborated with Ace Frehley, Eric Singer, Joe Lynn Turner, and Bob Daisley, among many others, died on February ... with the Kiss lead guitarist ...

Karl Cochran, guitarist and songwriter who worked with Kiss and former Rainbow and Deep Purple singer Joe Lynn Turner, has died. Turner paid tribute to his former collaborator in a Facebook post.

Karl Cochran, the guitarist who collaborated regularly with KISS among other classic rock artists, has died in a car accident at the age of 61. The news was reported by MyCentralJersey ...

He was rushed to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries. KISS shared a tribute to the 'vocalist and guitarist extraordinaire' on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram. 'Our dear friend Karl ...

Cochran was reportedly flown to Robert Wood Johnson University in New Brunswick where he later died. There was no ... gut wrenching to hear,” former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick wrote on X.

According to MyCentralJersey, Cochran, 61, was flown to a hospital where he later died. The car ... was gut wrenching to hear,” former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick wrote on X.

Cochran was reportedly flown to Robert Wood Johnson University in New Brunswick where he later died. There was no ... gut wrenching to hear,” former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick wrote on X.