2008, aug 15, Goldmine, Backstage Pass: Alice Cooper

August 15, 2008

Goldmine

Whew! Last of the oversized publications in my collection.

Well I do have some past Rolling Stone issues but luckily

I also have them reprinted in magazine format from

"Alice Cooper Scrapbook" which is easier to scan.

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note on right column ON THE WEB

they have Alice Cooper schedule July 28

on Goldmine radio

Sidebar story on Pg 29

about "Along Came Came A Spider"

release which I think is a great album

that should of had it's own stage show.

Each song I imaged what Alice would be doing on stage.

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2008, feb 29, Goldmine, Backstage Pass: Dennis Dunaway, Part II

February 29, 2008

Goldmine

Great interview by Dennis w/ some interesting behind the scenes stories.

Such as singing The Monkee's Theme song w/ Mickey Dolenz

on Pg 18, bottom middle column

and a very funny quote by Glen Buxton that Dennis brings up

on the beginning of pg 75.

Part Two

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2008, feb 15, Goldmine, Backstage Pass: Dennis Dunaway, Part I

Great interview in 2 Parts w/ Alice Cooper's founding member 

and original bass player Dennis Dunaway

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February 15, 2008

Goldmine issue

Part One

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Full page interview

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2006, may 12, Goldmine, The New West Is Cooper's Town

May 12, 2006

Goldmine cover

Content pg 6, cropped

notice the same pic used in Content page of

Goldmine, May 19, 2000

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Top of

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Bottom of Pg 36

Ad on "Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper"

on DVD

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Alice Cooper

Live At Montreux, 2005

DVD/CD set

1998, Get Out, Beat Angels article

Beat Angels singer Brian Smith writes an article in "Get Out"

a Arizona newspaper from his experiences on the road of touring.

Brian Smith also co-wrote "Sideshow" from Alice's "The Last Temptation" album.

Brian Smith has some history w/ Alice Cooper as far back as 1983 in his earlier band

Gentlemen After Dark in which Alice Cooper & Dick Wagner produced their EP.

Brian Smith is also a writer who wrote for an Arizona newspaper and also wrote 

the liner notes on the Deluxe Billion Dollar Babies CD. From what I heard recently

Brian is now living in Chicago writing for one the city's newspapers.

Beat Angels was a good band. I enjoyed their music sort of

Ramones, Boomtown Rats, New York Dolls.

I did have the opportunity to see them perform in Boston

at Aerosmith's Mama Kins club which they do mention in the article.

I also had a chance to talk to Brian at the club & found him very friendly to talk too.

Front page of GET OUT

February 26, 1998

Brian Smith on cover

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