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

Rock Scene magazine cover and multi-page feature capturing Alice Cooper’s raw, theatrical intensity during the peak of his shock-rock fame in 1973. Publication: Rock Scene Magazine Date: July 1, 1973 Country: United States Section: Cover Story / Feature THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Cover and in-depth feature on Alice Cooper, showcasing his unfiltered 1973 stage persona, live energy, and the chaotic spectacle of his performances. The piece highlights the band’s theatrical

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

A striking cover story and multi-page feature in Rock Music magazine portraying Alice Cooper as “America’s Most Beautiful Demented Freak,” capturing the shock-rock icon at the peak of his theatrical and controversial early 1970s fame. PUBLICATION Publication: Rock Music Date: June 4, 1973 Country: United States Section / Pages: Front Cover + Multi-page Feature (pp. 16–17) Title: Alice Cooper: America’s Most Beautiful Demented Freak THE STORY The issue features a bold, close-u

A nine-page in-depth feature in Touch Magazine exploring Alice Cooper’s sharp satirical commentary on American politics, media, and celebrity culture, framing President Richard Nixon as an unlikely “superstar” in the band’s theatrical 1973 universe. PUBLICATION Publication: Touch Magazine Date: June 1, 1973 Country: United States Section / Pages: Multi-page Feature (approx. 9 pages) Title: Nixon Is a Superstar / Alice Cooper Feature THE STORY The extensive article includes nu

A bold cover story and two-page feature in the Dutch music magazine Muziek Express highlighting Alice Cooper’s rising popularity in Europe during the Billion Dollar Babies era, showcasing his theatrical shock-rock persona. PUBLICATION Publication: Muziek Express Date: June 1, 1973 Country: Netherlands Section / Pages: Front Cover + 2-page Feature Title: Alice Cooper Terechtgesteld (Alice Cooper Executed / Put on Trial) THE STORY The striking cover features Alice Cooper shirtl

Major profile on Alice Cooper as the biggest name in American rock music in 1973, highlighting his theatrical stage shows, commercial success, and controversial image. PUBLICATION: Playground Daily News (US) Date: May 31, 1973 Country: United States Section / Pages: Entertainment / Feature (Page 31) Title: Alice Cooper: Biggest Name in Rock THE STORY Bruce Meyer’s extensive article examines Alice Cooper’s rise, his 24-year-old persona, love of television and baseball, and his

This NME feature combines an album-page profile of Alice Cooper with a continuing interview conducted by Meridee Merzer. Across two pages, Alice Cooper discusses life on and off stage, his public image, and the reaction generated by the group's increasingly theatrical approach to rock music. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: September 23, 1972 Country: United Kingdom THE STORY The first page, headed "Alice Off-Straight", forms part of NME's albums section and prese

Released on June 23, 1972, “School's Out” is Alice Cooper’s biggest international hit and a defining anthem of the glam rock era. The song became a massive UK No.1 and a signature track for the band, known for its rebellious energy and iconic status in rock history. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Alice Cooper Label: Warner Bros. Date: 23 - June - 1972 Catalogue: K 16188 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom A-Side: “School's Out” Written by: Alice Cooper, Michael Bruce, Gl

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