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Is Your Living Room Ready For Alice's Latest Nightmare?
(Chicago Tribune - 1975)
This poor kid wakes up and ugly demons are coming out of his toybox, a bevy of black widows are waiting to turn him into a succulent stew, and Cold Ethyl -- a most seductive, but wholly stone cold stiff lady (necrophilia, anybody?) — languishes...
Alice Cooper Meets The Press - It's Serious?
(Chicago Tribune - April 1, 1975)
The signs are unmistakable: a major press conference is about to begin. A press conference, that 20th century bacchanal of truth, that hasty summoning of many newsmen, planned and designed to bugle someone's fugue of good deed and-or innocence...
Alice cries 'fowl' and chickens get revenge
(Chicago Tribune - August 21, 1977)
"I'd say that 90 per cent of the things people hear about me," Alice Cooper said, "are rumors. Totally. Like a lot of people still think I chopped up a chicken onstage once as part of my act, right? Well, that never happened. What did happen...
School's out; Cooper's still in
(Chicago Tribune - July 24, 1998)
Most old rockers either die, fade away or flog their hits like so many dead horses. But a few, like Alice Cooper, have managed to keep going while somehow avoiding the ignominy of self-parody. On Wednesday night Alice Cooper's Rock 'n' Roll...
Package Deals: The Best Offerings In A Box Set
(Chicago Tribune - December 3, 1999)
Becoming the "most hated band in Los Angeles" in the late '60s wasn't enough for Alice Cooper. So he returned to his hometown of Detroit and transformed his art-rock combo into middlebrow America's worst nightmare with a string of terrific...