A substantial multi-page (over six pages) Cream magazine feature exploring Alice Cooper’s powerful new solo backing band, the exceptional guitar work of Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner, and updates on the original Alice Cooper Group members as Alice transitioned into his highly successful solo career. THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS This extensive feature delves into Alice Cooper’s formidable new solo lineup, particularly praising the dynamic guitar partnership of Steve Hunter

Alice Cooper in full theatrical makeup and costume during his Welcome To My Nightmare era, marking a major moment in his solo career transition. Publication: Cash Box Date: June 14, 1975 Country: United States Section / Pages: Front Cover Title: ALICE COOPER / 'WELCOME' TO HIS ERA THE STORY This iconic cover shows Alice Cooper in a dramatic green-lit pose, holding a microphone amid eerie, surreal props (including what appear to be giant insects or nightmare-themed set pieces)

Major horror-themed cover story and multi-page feature on Alice Cooper in the German youth/music magazine pop, titled “Die verrückte Welt von Alice Cooper” (The Crazy World of Alice Cooper), part of a special “Horror” edition. PUBLICATION: Date: June 8, 1975 Country: West Germany Section / Pages: Cover + Multiple Interior Pages (Horror Special) Title: HORROR-Spezialausgabe / Schock: Alice Coopers Alptraum-Zirkus THE STORY The issue features Alice Cooper prominently on the cov

The August 1974 issue of Creem features Alice Cooper on the cover and includes a multi-page photo feature titled “Alice Cooper’s Guide to Hollywood.” Publication: Creem Date: August 1974 Country: United States The cover shows Alice Cooper standing between two women in white against the Hollywood hills. Inside, the feature presents a humorous photo tour of Hollywood with Alice Cooper visiting landmarks, reading maps, posing at a chili-dog stand, writing on the sidewalk, and ap

The August 1974 issue of Hit Parader features a photo-heavy article by Lisa Robinson titled “I Wanted To Do Something That Doctors And Lawyers Could Do,” following Alice Cooper on the golf course. Publication: Hit Parader Date: August 1974 Country: United States The feature shows Alice Cooper playing golf at Magic Mountain, discussing his newly discovered passion for the game. He talks about wanting a hobby that doctors and lawyers could do, living in Malibu, filming for tele

The August 1973 issue of Circus magazine features a “Our Back Pages” item titled “Alice Gang Beats Business Kings to Moneybags,” highlighting Alice Cooper’s substantial earnings. Publication: Circus Date: August 1973 Country: United States The piece notes that Alice Cooper and his group are among the highest-paid rock acts, with the band hauling between two and six million dollars in the previous year. It contrasts their success with traditional business executives and mentio

The August 1973 issue of Show magazine features an article by James Lichtenberg titled “Alice Through the Looking Glass—Darkly,” describing Alice Cooper as Rock’s Ghoulish Master of Sex and Sadism. Publication: Show Date: August 1973 Country: United States The feature examines Alice Cooper’s stage persona, commercial success and personal background. It discusses the shock elements of his act, the album Billion Dollar Babies, the scale of his recent tour, and Cooper’s own comm

The August 1973 issue of Circus magazine features an article by Steve Gaines titled “How To Start Your Own Rock Band,” using Alice Cooper’s early career as the central example. Publication: Circus magazine Date: August 1973 Country: United States The piece recounts how Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper), Dennis Dunaway and Glenn Buxton formed a band in high school in Phoenix, Arizona, initially to meet girls and later evolving through names such as the Earwigs, the Spiders and Na

A full-page advertisement from the June 8, 1973 issue of Billboard magazine promoting The Alice Cooper Group’s 1973 American tour, featuring the striking “baby with snake” artwork and a personal handwritten thank-you note from booking agent Jon Podell. Publication: Billboard Date: June 8, 1973 Country: United States Section / Pages: Full-page advertisement Title: THE ALICE COOPER SHOW THE STORY This is a large promotional ad for “The Alice Cooper Show – America 1973.” The top