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The 1980s saw Alice Cooper release arguably his most diverse collection of albums, ranging from new wave to metal to full-on radio-friendly rock. They werent all commercially successful, but all are worth listening to and some are excellent.This book (which follows on from the authors acclaimed Alice Cooper In The 70s) features all new interview material by the author with 45 musicians and performers who worked with Alice over the decade. Many have never been interviewed before and they offer fascinating insight into working with Alice and each other. Key interviewees include Mike Pinera, Jan Uvena, John Nitzinger, Graham Shaw, Ken Mary, Kip Winger, Kane Roberts, John McCurry and Al Pitrelli. Consequently, the book includes a lot of new facts and information that should please fans. The author adds commentary and opinions on all of the songs from the era, Alices film work and the five live tours. There is also an appendix on the album that could have been but never was. Alice contributes from the contemporary press of the time are referenced, which became more loquacious as the decade goes on. Alice in the 80s, what a thrill ride that was!
The 1980s saw Alice Cooper release arguably his most diverse collection of albums, ranging from new wave to metal to full-on radio-friendly rock. They werent all commercially successful, but all are worth listening to and some are excellent.This book (which follows on from the authors acclaimed Alice Cooper In The 70s) features all new interview material by the author with 45 musicians and performers who worked with Alice over the decade. Many have never been interviewed before and they offer fascinating insight into working with Alice and each other. Key interviewees include Mike Pinera, Jan Uvena, John Nitzinger, Graham Shaw, Ken Mary, Kip Winger, Kane Roberts, John McCurry and Al Pitrelli. Consequently, the book includes a lot of new facts and information that should please fans. The author adds commentary and opinions on all of the songs from the era, Alices film work and the five live tours. There is also an appendix on the album that could have been but never was. Alice contributes from the contemporary press of the time are referenced, which became more loquacious as the decade goes on. Alice in the 80s, what a thrill ride that was!