Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)

Alice Cooper Group’s "Under My Wheels" - A Killer Single, a one-page advert in Billboard Magazine, October 30, 1971.

Alice Cooper Groups cover & one-page article dated October 30, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s What a Drag, a one-page cover in Melody Maker, October 30, 1971.

Alice storms The Rainbow – one night only! Alice Cooper Group’s Alice's Rainbow, a one-page advert for The Rainbow (Sunday November 7) in Melody Maker magazine, October 23, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Its Defiantly Theatre," a two-page feature in Zig Zag Magazine, October 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Bizarre Show and Rock 'n Roll," a one-page feature in Muzik Express Magazine, October 1, 1971. Translated and original Alice Cooper, 23-year-old son of an American minister, says: "We love going on stage and showing people what their perfect world has become. Strangely enough, they are almost always shocked!" Alice and his group are not shocked; they are doing better today than ever. With "Eighteen," their hit, which in the States is known as the "My Gen

Alice Cooper Group’s "Under My Wheels"  backed with "Desperado" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the US 1971 by Warner Bros. Records (catalog number WB 7529) on September 28, 1971. USA - Warner Bros. - 1971 Taken from the Killer album, the single debuted on the US Billboard Hot 100 at No. 88 during the week of December 25, 1971, peaking at No. 59 on January 29, 1972, during an 8-week run. Produced by Bob Ezrin and written by Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, and Bob

Alice Cooper headlined a concert at The Park in North Baltimore, Ohio, on August 21, 1971 during their Love It to Death tour, a pivotal period when the band was gaining notoriety for their shock rock performances and the success of their breakthrough album. The lineup for this show included supporting acts SRC, Ormandy, Reginal True Rabbitt, and Abu-Tala. Notably, Michael Bruce, the band’s rhythm guitarist, reportedly missed this performance, though specific reasons are not d

A striking one‑page promotion for Killer and its breakout single “Be My Lover” — SUMMARY The Alice Cooper Group’s “Killer Explodes” advertisement was issued on November 9, 1971 to promote their fourth studio album, Killer. Designed as a bold, attention‑grabbing one‑page print piece, the advert highlighted the album’s explosive impact on FM radio and the growing momentum behind the band’s theatrical shock‑rock identity. A follow‑up push for the single “Be My Lover” arrived on

The Alice Cooper Group performed at the Fairgrounds Arena (also referred to as State Fair Arena) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on July 13,...