ALICE COOPER AT 75

Pythons, guillotines, stage blood...Alice Cooper is widely considered the godfather of shock rock thanks to his inventive concoction of vaudeville, horror film conceits, and three-chord rock 'n' roll. In Alice Cooper at 75, veteran rock journalist Gary Graff shows you this rock icon through the lens of 75 career accomplishments, events, and partnerships. This exquisite volume features: Slipcased hardcover format Stunning concert and candid offstage photography Images of memorabilia, including gig posters, vinyl record sleeves, ticket stubs, period adds, and more Gatefold Alice Cooper timeline Unpublished 8×10-inch photo Two pullout posters Through seven-and-a-half decades, Graff covers it all: Cooper's childhood in Detroit and Arizona and early garage bands the Earwigs and the Spiders; All 28 studio albums, including those as front person of Alice Cooper the band; A selection of his greatest singles, like the classic-rock standards "I'm Eighteen," "School's Out," and "Welcome to My Nightmare;" Collaborations with artists including Slash, Dave Grohl, Johnny Depp, Wayne Kramer, and more; Associations with notable guitarists, including Glen Buxton, Nita Strauss, Orianthi, and others; Nonmusical passions like classic cars and, of course, golf; His relationship with wife and entertainment accomplice Sheryl; Tireless charity work. Beginning with his1969 debut LP Pretties for You and continuing through his latest release, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Alice Cooper is regarded as one of the most influential performers and musicians in hard rock and heavy metal, influencing countless acts both visually and musically. This book is your unprecedented retrospective of Cooper's career from teenage garage rocker to international star and celebrity. The result is a unique and lavishly produced celebration of the iconic and beloved rock star.