Alice Cooper's Hit Parader Shock Philosophy Published in the US on January 1, 1973, Hit Parader magazine’s cover and four-page feature “Alice Cooper: Pupil Power captured the Alice Cooper Group at the height of their early 1970s shock-rock breakthrough. The cover showcased Alice in full theatrical menace, with the article diving into the band’s philosophy of performance and audience interpretation. Alice Cooper stated: "You see, there's actually no point whatsoever to our ac

Alice Cooper's Early Glam Pin-Up Published in the UK on January 20, 1973, Popswop Magazine’s centerfold “Alice's Popswop” featured the Alice Cooper Group in a striking, full-page picture spread. The glossy insert captured the band at the height of their early shock-glam phase — theatrical makeup, wild outfits, and menacing poses — designed to thrill teenage fans during the rise of Love It to Death and Killer. A classic early 1973 piece of Alice Cooper memorabilia. Feature Ove

A Billboard Alice Cooper Group Shock Promo Published in the US on January 15, 1972 (likely a typo in query for 1973 context), Billboard Magazine’s one-page advert “Whew!” promoted the Alice Cooper Group’s upcoming era — building hype for Billion Dollar Babies and the band’s theatrical shock-rock dominance. The bold, eye-catching ad captured the group’s wild energy and rising fame. Dec. 27th: Pittsburgh Civic Arena Promoter: Pat DiCaesar 14,400 Paid Attendance $91,000 Gross De

A Melody Maker cover insert from January 13, 1973 reveals the Alice Cooper Group’s plans for the year: a new single, a new album, and one of the most ambitious rock tours ever attempted.

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Action, a cover and two-page feature in Music Scene, January 1, 1973.

Alice Cooper conquers Creem – 12 pages of pure American nightmare! Alice Cooper Group’s All American , a cover and twelve-page feature in Creem, January 1, 1973. More shock-rock US domination added weekly. ALICE COOPER ALL AMERICAN A Horatio Alger Story for the Seventies by Lester Bangs LOONEY TUNES "What kinda dog is that, anyway, Mister?" "It's a cross between a Manchurian yak and an Australian dingo." W.C. Fields, selling a ventriloqual dog in Poppy COOPERTOON 1: "Return o

Melody Maker waves farewell to '72 – glam's wildest year says hello to '73! The Year Of Pop Goodbye 1972 / Hello 73, Melody Maker December 30, 1972. More end-of-year glam reflections added weekly.

Alice Cooper invades teen mag heaven – shock rock meets pop pin-ups! Popswop Magazine, December 30, 1972. More shock-rock teen-mag takeovers added weekly.

Thank You All Advert: Alice Cooper Group Happy Holliday Season Billboard Magazine, December 30, 1972. More shock-rock farewells added weekly.

Alice Cooper's Survival & Ezrin Rise