Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)

Alice Cooper Group’s "Muscle of Love"  backed with "Crazy Little Child" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the US by Warner Bros....

Alice's First Non-Singing TV Role Published in the UK on January 19, 1974, Melody Maker’s one-page article “TV Warlock Role For Alice” announced that Alice Cooper would make his first non-singing appearance on American television. The piece highlighted Cooper’s upcoming role as a warlock of shock in a TV special or programme, showcasing his theatrical persona beyond music performances. It emphasized his growing crossover appeal from rock to mainstream entertainment. Article O

Alice Cooper Group’s "Teenage Lament '74"  backed with "Hard Hearted Alice" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Warner Bros. Records (catalog number K 16345) on January 4, 1974 it was featured on the Muscle of Love album. Written by Alice Cooper and Neal Smith, and produced by Jack Douglas and Jack Richardson, it featured backing vocals by Liza Minnelli, Ronnie Spector, and the Pointer Sisters. Japanese single cover for "Teenage Lament '74" by Alice Cooper, f

Alice Cooper backstage – beer, banter, and pure rock chaos! Melody Maker Music, January 4, 1974. More backstage shock-rock tales added weekly.4.

Alice flexes one last group-era punch – the billion-dollar babies go out swinging! Alice Cooper Group’s Muscle Of Love , a one-page advert in Zoo World Music Paper, January 3, 1974. More shock-rock classics added weekly.

Alice Cooper’s shock-rock empire celebrates a billion-dollar festive nightmare! cover for Zoo World Magazine, dated January 3, 1974. More shock-rock holiday chaos added weekly.

Alice Cooper spills the secrets – the twisted tales behind every nightmare sleeve! Alice Cooper Group’s The Untold Stories Behind The Album Covers , a three-page feature with a Ravemate pull-out poster in Circus Raves, January 1, 1974. More album-art horror stories added weekly.

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice's Knees Up , a one-page cover in Pop Magazine, January 1, 1974.

Alice Cooper Group flexes one last group-era punch – the billion-dollar babies go out swinging! one-page advertisement in Rolling Stone magazine, December 20, 1973..

Parents panic, towns ban the show – Alice Cooper declared public enemy #1! Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Banned , a three-page feature in 16 Magazine, December 1, 1973. More teen-mag moral panic added weekly.

A Muscle Of Love Glam Teen Cry Released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the US on November 28, 1973, on Warner Bros. Records (catalogue: WB 7762), Alice Cooper Group’s “Teenage Lament '74” was the lead single from Muscle Of Love . Backed with “Hard Hearted Alice,” this glam-rock teen angst anthem — written by Alice Cooper/Neal Smith (A) and Cooper/Michael Bruce (B) — was produced by Jack Richardson & Jack Douglas for Nimbus 9. Peaked at No. 48 on Billboard Hot 100 for 8 weeks. Pr

Album UK (1973) A Cardboard Carton Hard Rock Swan Song Released in the UK and worldwide on November 20, 1973, on Warner Bros. Records (catalogue: K 56018), Alice Cooper Group’s Muscle Of Love — their seventh and final original-band studio album untill 2025 — was a raw hard rock triumph. Produced by Jack Richardson & Jack Douglas, this 9-track concept featured the iconic cardboard carton packaging with fold-out “Institute of Nude Wrestling” instructions. Peaked at No. 10 US B

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice & Freak Rock, a cover insert and one-page feature in 16 Spec, November 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s Liza Minnelli Making an Album with Alice , a one-page cover feature in Melody Maker, October 13, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Alice Freak's Out!," a four-page feature in 16 Magazine, October 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Talks About His Muscle of Love , a cover and seven-page feature in Beetle Magazine, October 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Cover De Faces, a one-page cover in Muziek Express, September 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Why Britain Wants Alice Banned," a four-page feature in Circus Magazine, September 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper Group’s "In The Deep South," a one-page article on Dali and five-page feature in Rock Scene Magazine, September 1, 1973.

From guillotine to Romeo – Alice reinvents shock rock romance! cover and one-page “death of a killer birth of a lover” article in Sounds, November 17, 1973.