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ALICE COOPER/CHEAP TRICK History Goes Back More Than 25 Years

September 8, 2005

Launch Radio Networks reports: Putting ALICE COOPER and CHEAP TRICK together for a late-summer tour might seem odd to some, but not to the musicians themselves. Cooper told Launch that he's glad to be out with his old friends, since his history with CHEAP TRICK dates back to some recording sessions in 1978. "When I was doing (the) 'From the Inside' album, I did a song called 'Serious', and I listened to Rick (Nielsen)'s guitar playing, and I said, 'I really want this guy to play on this record,'" he said.

The COOPER/TRICK tour hits the Rock Jam in Mack, Colorado, tomorrow (Friday, September 9). They wrap things up next Friday (September 16) at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, then both move on with their own touring plans.

Cooper's latest album is called "Dirty Diamonds".

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