Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)

A striking double-page feature from the June 5, 1971 issue of British music weekly Record Mirror that captures Alice Cooper at the explosive early peak of their shock rock notoriety. The article presents the band as both a threat to American values and a thrilling new force in rock ‘n’ roll, complete with dramatic photos and commentary on their outrageous stage act Publication: Record Mirror Date: June 5, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Double-page feature (page

In-depth early UK feature on the Alice Cooper band, exploring their provocative stage theatrics, use of shock imagery, the controversy surrounding their name and androgynous look, and their rising notoriety in the rock scene. PUBLICATION: Date: Week ending June 5, 1971 (on sale Friday) Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Full Feature (likely Melody Maker or Disc & Music Echo) Title: Sex, rock and a boy called Alice THE STORY The article profiles the group, centered on vo

A major two-page spread in Melody Maker profiling the outrageous rise of Alice Cooper during the early days of their shock-rock breakthrough. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Melody Maker Date: May 22, 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Two-page feature THE STORY This extensive Melody Maker feature dives deep into Alice Cooper’s provocative stage persona, their growing reputation for theatrical shock-rock, and the band’s impact on the early 1970s rock scene. The articl

The June 1, 1971 issue of Circus Magazine featuring Alice Cooper on the cover with the sensational headline “SEX! VIOLENCE! ROCK!” and a major multi-page inside feature on the band. ISSUE Publication: Circus Magazine Date: June 1, 1971 Country: United States Section / Pages: Front Cover + 5-Page Feature Title: Alice Cooper in the Presentation of Theatre into Rock and Roll THE STORY This early major feature profiles the Alice Cooper band during their rise with the Love It to D

Released in May 1971 as the second single from Love It to Death (following the breakthrough hit “I’m Eighteen”), this Warner Bros. 7" single helped solidify the band’s heavier, more confident sound and paved the way for their massive success later that year with “Under My Wheels” and the Killer album.

This Bay City Times article from August 1970 reports on a rain‑soaked rock festival near Saginaw, Michigan, headlined by Alice Cooper. Despite the downpour, the event remained orderly, with fans braving the weather to enjoy performances that marked a milestone in Michigan’s growing live‑music scene. Publication: The Bay City Times Date: August 19 1970 Country: United States Written by Michael Reynland, the piece describes how heavy rain turned the festival grounds into a mu

This collection of original memorabilia from the Toronto Rock & Roll Revival 1969 includes a producer’s card, promotional button, and unused advance ticket for the legendary one‑day festival held on Saturday, September 13, 1969, at Varsity Stadium in Toronto, Ontario,  Canada. Publication: Concert Ticket & Promotional  Items (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) Date: September 13 1969 Country: Canada Section / Pages: Event Memorabilia Title: Toronto Rock & Roll Revival 1969 Event: Tor

Alice Cooper Group’s early single “Reflected” backed with “Living”, released on Frank Zappa’s Straight Records, taken from their debut album Pretties for You. Artist: Alice Cooper Group Label: Straight Records Date: June 12, 1969 Catalogue: STS 1051 / ST 101 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United States A-Side: “Reflected” (2:50) B-Side: “Living” (2:59) Written by: Alice Cooper Group Produced by: Alice Cooper Group TRACK LIST USA 7" Single (STS 1051 / ST 101) A. Reflected (2

SOURCE DETAILS Venue: The Boston Tea Party,  53 Berkeley St., Boston, Massachusetts Date: June 1969 Country: United States Section / Pages: Promotional Poster Calendar Title: Allman Brothers Band, CTA  & Alice Cooper – Boston Tea Party June 1969 This horizontal calendar‑style poster advertises the June 1969 concert lineup at The Boston Tea Party, one of the most influential East Coast rock venues of the late 1960s. The design features a curved calendar layout with bold typo

VENUE: Seattle Center Arena, Seattle, WA DATE: April 19 1969 SECTION: Concert Poster TITLE: Frank Zappa / Mothers of Invention The Guess Who & Alice Cooper This psychedelic poster promoted a triple‑bill at the Seattle Center Arena featuring Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, The Guess Who, and Alice Cooper. The event was presented by Boyd Grafmyre with KOL AM and FM. The artwork was created by John Moehring, known for his Pacific Northwest psychedelic style. The poster