ALICE COOPER Films SONY Commercial For U.K. Television

August 11, 2009

Chris Gautz of the Jackson Citizen Patriot reports that television viewers in the United Kingdom will get a glimpse of downtown Jackson and rocker Alice Cooper next month. Film crews were in Jackson. Michigan Monday and today to shoot a 60-second commercial for Sony TV, although viewers in Jackson likely will never see the ad.

Location manager Cathy Thomas of Ann Arbor said the commercial features Cooper and some of his former managers and roadies recalling the old days, including when the star would throw TVs out of hotel room windows. During the weekend, crews from London, New York, Los Angeles, Ann Arbor and the Detroit area came to Jackson.

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