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ALICE COOPER Completes Work On New Video/Movie

August 19, 2008

ALICE COOPER guitarist Keri Kelli has issued the following update:

"The new ALICE COOPER video/movie for 'Feminine Side'/'Killed By Love'/'Vengeance' is almost complete. The rough cut I watched was absolutely killer and the master edit should be out shortly. Much kudos to Piggy D. and Gabrielle Geiselman for their great work and vision.

"August 31st, Chuck Garric [ALICE COOPER bassist] and I, along with friends Jani Lane (WARRANT),A. Jay Popoff (LIT) and Chad Stewart (FASTER PUSSYCAT) will be playing at the VIP after-show party located at the Meridian Theatre in Houston, TX. We'll be performing as 'THE ARROGANT BASTARDS'. More info on this special event can be found at www.rockthebayou.com."

ALICE COOPER's new album, "Along Came A Spider", sold just under 10,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 53 on The Billboard 200 chart.

Co-produced by Danny Saber, Greg Hampton and Alice himself, "Along Came A Spider" manages to marry both vintage and modern-day Alice. As theatrical as ever, the album is a sonic combination of familiar Alice musical elements from albums as diverse as "Billion Dollar Babies" and "Brutal Planet", with the storytelling of "Welcome To My Nightmare", capturing the historic dark side of Alice in peak form, an instantly recognizable presence that will be welcomed by his fans. Joining Alice on the album are members of his touring band — longtime Alice drummer Eric Singer, bassist Chuck Garric, and guitarists Keri Kelli and Jason Hook, with additional contributions from others, including Saber, Hampton, and renowned backing vocalist Bernard Fowler. Slash also lends some guitar style to "Vengeance Is Mine".

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