A full-page Melody Maker advertisement promoting Alice Cooper’s “Welcome to My Nightmare” UK shows at Wembley Empire Pool (11–12 September) and Liverpool Empire (14 September). The striking advert highlights the theatrical extravagance of the tour and features the classic monster imagery that defined the era.

This Record Mirror & Disc feature from September 6 1975, written by David Hancock, profiles Alice Cooper at the height of his solo success with Welcome to My Nightmare. The article contrasts Cooper’s outrageous stage persona with his offstage humor and self‑awareness, offering a glimpse into the man behind the theatrical legend. Publication: Record Mirror & Disc Date: September 6, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The piece opens with a playful exchange between Cooper and a frie

Alice Cooper’s New Musical Express cover feature and one‑page article from September 6, 1975, capturing his outrageous humour, chaotic charisma, and the gleefully grotesque theatrics that defined his mid‑’70s persona. The piece blends sharp interview insight with Creem-style irreverence, presenting Alice as both shock-rock ringmaster and witty, self-aware showman during the Welcome to My Nightmare era.

This Rolling Stone advertisement from July 1975 promotes a special live broadcast of The King Biscuit Flower Hour featuring Alice Cooper’s Welcome to My Nightmare concert. The full‑page spread captures the theatrical essence of Cooper’s stage persona and the nationwide reach of the FM radio event. Publication: Rolling Stone Date: July 31 1975 Country: United States The advertisement announces a 90‑minute live concert broadcast on Sunday, July 27, 1975, hosted by Bill Minkin