A full-page Circus Magazine advertisement promoting Rod Stewart’s album A Night On The Town. The striking black-and-white image shows Rod in a boater hat and dark coat, holding a glass, set against a bustling night-time crowd scene. With the bold headline “ROD STEWART A NIGHT ON THE TOWN” and Warner Bros. branding, the advert perfectly captures the album’s sophisticated yet raucous spirit — a stylish celebration of rock, soul, and nightlife that continued Stewart’s mid-’70s d

lice Cooper’s Circus Magazine cover story and four‑page feature from August 24, 1976, plunging into his darkly theatrical battle between persona and performer as he stages a grand satanic showdown at the height of his mid‑’70s spectacle.

The August 1973 issue of Circus magazine reports that Ronnie Lane has left The Faces, under the heading “Lane Calls It Quits With Faces. Publication: Circus Date: August 1973 Country: United States The item recounts that after Rod Stewart reportedly slammed the Faces’ new LP as “a bloody disgrace,” tension rose within the band. Following their seventh U.S. tour, Ronnie Lane announced he was quitting, stating “It’s time for me to move on.” The round-faced bassist and songwrite

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 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

The August 1973 issue of Circus magazine includes a short “Back Pages” item titled “Roxy Meets Dali, Climbs Out On Ledge,” recounting Roxy Music’s encounter with Salvador Dali in Paris. Publication: Circus Date: August 1973 Country: United States The piece describes how England’s super-svelte trans-sexual band Roxy Music decided a day with Salvador Dali might help polish their already shimmering career. The group visited Dali’s apartment at the Hotel Meurice, only to find the