Alice storms The Rainbow – one night only! Alice Cooper Group’s Alice's Rainbow, a one-page advert for The Rainbow (Sunday November 7) in Melody Maker magazine, October 23, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Its Defiantly Theatre," a two-page feature in Zig Zag Magazine, October 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Bizarre Show and Rock 'n Roll," a one-page feature in Muzik Express Magazine, October 1, 1971. Translated and original Alice Cooper, 23-year-old son of an American minister, says: "We love going on stage and showing people what their perfect world has become. Strangely enough, they are almost always shocked!" Alice and his group are not shocked; they are doing better today than ever. With "Eighteen," their hit, which in the States is known as the "My Gen

Alice Cooper headlined a concert at The Park in North Baltimore, Ohio, on August 21, 1971 during their Love It to Death tour, a pivotal...

Alice Cooper Group’s "Killer Explodes," a one-page advertisement for the album Killer, was released on November 9, 1971, and the single "Be My Lover" followed on February 8, 1972.

The Alice Cooper Group performed at the Fairgrounds Arena (also referred to as State Fair Arena) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on July 13,...

Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Really is a Nice Guy, a cover and four-page feature in Creem Magazine, July 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "The Queen Of Shock," a one-page article in Record Mirror, June 5, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "Sex, Rock And A Boy Named Alice," a one-page article in Record Mirror, June 5, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s Sex! Violence! Rock!, a cover and five-page feature in Circus, June 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s "America's Most Bizarre Band," a one-page article in Sounds , April 3, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group’s Love It to Death, a one-page advert on the back page in King Harvest Magazine, April 1, 1971.