Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)

Alice Cooper’s Old School (1964-1974), released through Universal Music Enterprises on December 4, 2012 (catalog number B0017607-02), is...

Alice Cooper’s The Life & Crimes of Alice Cooper, released through Rhino/Warner Bros. Records on April 20, 1999 (catalog number R2...

Born in Akron, Ohio, November 10, 1947, Buxton moved to Phoenix, Arizona, and attended Cortez High School. Cortez High School had a paper called the Tip Sheet which detailed events going on at the school. Alongside Dennis Dunaway and Vince Furnier, Glen Buxton contributed to the school paper. His contribution was as photographer. Dunaway was sports writer for the paper and Furnier was writer of a witty editorial column Was born Buxton passed away on October 19, 1997, from com

Michael Bruce’s 1983 indie rock statement — raw, melodic, and defiantly his own.

Billion Dollar Babies’ Battle Axe  was released as an LP album in the US by Polydor Records (catalog number PD-1-6100) in April 1977 and...

The Alice Cooper Group's Penthouse Interview eight-page feature in Penthouse Magazine, September 1, 1975.

Michael Bruce’s 1975 solo debut — a melodic, soulful step into his own artistic identity.

Alice Cooper’s Department of Youth (1975) — a Billboard Hot 100 single and Australian Top 10 hit.

A sprawling, satirical, and incisive two‑page NME feature exploring the mythology, spectacle, and cultural panic surrounding Alice Cooper. Blending humour, critique, and theatrical analysis, the article examines the man behind the monster.

The mad genius behind Alice's billion-dollar sound – Ezrin spills all! two-page feature in Beetle Magazine, January 1, 1975. Behind The Scenes Bobby Gimby is a Canadian whose bandleader-composer biggest claim to fame in the nation's collective memory is a centennial song which was a huge success in 1967 when celebrated 100 years as a nation. It was an adequately insipid jingle that we all sang. 'Caaaa-naaaa-daaaa'. we Bob Ezrin's father played bass with the Bobby Gimby Band.