Alice Cooper (May 8, 1982) For Britain Only - Single 12" Advert

A promotional advertisement for Alice Cooper’s special UK-only 4-track 12" single For Britain Only

SOURCE DETAILS

Publication: Music press advertisement (likely NME / Sounds / Melody Maker)

Date: May 8, 1982

Country: United Kingdom

Section / Pages: Full-page advertisement.

THE STORY

This advert promotes Alice Cooper’s exclusive British-market 4-track 12" single featuring live versions of “Under My Wheels”, “Model Citizen”, and “Who Do You Think We Are”. The design is bold and theatrical, with large “ALICE COOPER” lettering and a dynamic live performance photograp

CONTEXT AND NOTES

Released in 1982, this UK-only single was a collectible item aimed at British fans during the early 1980s phase of Cooper’s career.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

Event: Promotion for Alice Cooper UK-only 12" single For Britain Only

Era: 1982 – Post-Special Forces period

Tone: Bold and theatrical

Photography: Dynamic live stage shot of Alice Cooper

Audience: UK rock fans and collectors

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

A striking full-page advert dominated by oversized typography and a powerful live photograph of Alice Cooper performing. Clear details list both the 12" (K17940T) and 7" (K17940) formats, emphasising its exclusivity to the British market.

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