2010, Keepin' Halloween Alive, 45rpm

In 2010 Alice put out a Limited Edition 45 of "Keepin' Halloween Alive" 

and B side is "I Love The Dead" live.

Front cover

Love the artwork.

45rpm is kept in a plastic sleeve.

The artwork flaps open and is only attached at the bottom.

This image of Alice was taken in 1974 during his appearance 

on The Snoop Sisters TV series.

Other side has an image from one of "Along Came A Spider" photos

This is similar to the mugshot promo shot

Side 1: "Keepin' Halloween Alive"

Side 2: "I Love The Dead" Live

Taken from "Theatre Of Death" DVD/CD

This is a short version w/ only the chorus.

Alice's hasn't sang the lyrics to this song in a long time. 

It's used as they take him to his execution while the band just

sings the chorus.

They also released an iTunes version which was only

"Keepin' Halloween Alive" and the 2nd track was a karaoke version

or as they called it Cooperoke Mix of "Keepin' Halloween Alive"

The artwork is different I'll post it if I find it but the youtube video below 

shows you the iTunes cover art.

1975, NME, Welcome To My Nightmare

I received this article in a trade w/ a SickThing back in the day. This is from 1975 Welcome To My Nightmare album and tour.

(If you can't read this just drag image onto your desktop)

The last 2 columns I found interesting.

Alice Cooper Boxer Shorts

I got these around the same time I bought the candle so it's around 1997 more or less.
Unfortunately the sizes are smaller than they say. I picked a medium but it looked like a small.
I wouldn't even dare try them on. Shame cause I wanted to wear them!

Both sides of label

Close up of pattern. Just like the label above image.

Only it reads Alice above and Cooper below image.

Image from Welcome To My Nightmare years.

1997 (?) Candle

I'm not sure the exact date but in '97 I do remember where I was working at the time I purchased
this Alice Cooper candle. So it's around that time plus I seen a Santana candle on ebay listed in 1997.

Alice's image appears 3 times around the candle.

Has the Nightmare Inc trademark at bottom of image.

Bottom of candle shows label from LimitDead Edition

I guess a Grateful Dead enterprise that also put out a number of other artist.

I even bought the Alice Cooper Boxers around this time.

2000, Alice Cooper Lunch Box

Going to elementary school in the late 60's I carried my brother's hand-me-down lunch boxes.
One was "Bozo The Clown" that was shaped like those outdoor mailboxes you see on the post.
It even had a thermos. The other was "Wild Wild West" the TV series. That one was a square box. Unfortunately I don't have them anymore but I know the "Bozo The Clown" ended up rusted being stored in my cellar. The other I have no idea what happened to it.

A former co-worker had an Elvis lunch box she left in the office that held her aspirins & other meds.
I thought that was hilarious.

Alice Cooper Lunch Box was by Nightmare, Inc., and cost $19.99. 

The bottom of the lunch box was black w/ no image. Just a sticker by 

NECA

National Entertainment Collectibles Assoc

Clark, New Jersey 07066-5551

Made In China

2000, Alice Cooper Lunch Box
Image from 1978 "From The Inside" LP Cover.

Top of Lunch Box

Side of Lunch Box

Other Side of Lunch Box

This Lunch Box pic I found on ebay. Notice the side has "Alice Cooper" up top of image.

Mine doesn't have it. Just the distorted "Alice Cooper" going down the side.

1987, Boston Herald, Prince of Darkness

Alice makes a cameo appearance in John Carpenter's "Prince of Darkness" film.

1977, Boston Herald, King of The Silver Screen

This clipping from Boston Herald of Alice's 1977, King Of The Silver Screen concert review.

1971, Killer photo

I received this black & white 10x8 photo from the Killer sessions. 

I seen a number on line that where quite cool looking I wish I had more. 

I thought this was Alice Cooper just before they hit their prime.

Killer is an excellent album and Halo Of Flies just proves their musicianship. 

My photo is better than this scan.

2001, Alice Cooper N' The Box

I thought this was a cool item. Although it's tough getting Alice in the box & closing the lid.
Hey! I tried just once. When you press the button the first few lines from "Welcome To My Nightmare" plays and Alice's voice is pretty good quality coming out of the box.

This is one side of the box. Notice Alice is holding his head. 

This is different than the final product of Alice holding a skull. 

Maybe this was a prototype before they decided to change it to a skull.

Just my opinion not sure why it changed.

Other side of box

 Top of box

 Bottom of box

 Back of box

1987, Raise Your Fist & Yell Tour Book

1987, Raise Your Fist & Yell Tour Book, 9x12

1999, Racing Champions

As it reads on the back of the package.
"Presenting the newest collection of Racing Champions Signatures Superstars Hot Rockin' Steel!"

These 3 limited edition Alice Cooper Die Cast cars inspired by albums of Alice Cooper.
The ones I purchased are the small vehicles size of Matchbox cars.
They also had larger versions of these vehicles that I believe were about a foot long.
I almost bought one but just stuck w/ the smaller versions.

I don't have a digital camera so I used my camera that's on my computer so excuse the quality.
Plus one or two images I found online.

Trash Mobile, Issue #45

Roof of Trash Mobile

Welcome To My Nightmare, Issue #44

Top of Welcome To My Nightmare

has WTMN image from the album on hood of car.

Insanity Van, Issue #47

has a miniature version Certificate Of Insanity

along the side of the van it reads

"I'm crazy, you're crazy, we're all crazy"

Roof of Insanity Van has Alice Cooper's signature

The back of all the cars read the same.

1997, Arminski poster

In 1997 I bought this poster at a Collectible show. This poster is signed by artist Mark Arminski.
Since my poster is framed and under glass I am showing one I found online.

1997, Mark Arminski poster, 10.5x22

2007, October TV Guide

October 22-28, 2007 TV Guide
Alice Cooper appears on Scream Awards 2007 presented on Spike TV.

Alice Cooper starts off the performance with an intro of Steven/ I Love The Dead including all the theatrics then ends in smashing finale of School's Out w/ Rob Zombie and Slash.

October 22-28, 2007, cover of TV Guide

Pg. 56 on Tuesday night at 10pm.

Cropped pg. 56

2006, TV Guide

The week of July 10-16 in 2006, Alice Cooper makes a cameo appearance in tv series Monk.

TV Guide has changed their format from a digest version to a magazine size format.

I personally miss the digest version.

July 10-16, 2006, TV Guide cover

Pg 1

Crop of pg 1

Pg 65, USA at 9pm

Crop of description on pg 65