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ALICE COOPER Interviewed at Joondalup Resort Golf Course; Video Available

September 2, 2009

Legendary rocker Alice Cooper spent the morning before his September 1, 2009 show in Perth, Australia relaxing at the Joondalup Resort Golf Course.

"I have one or two new guys in the band every time I go back to Australia, and if they are golfers, I go, 'have you ever seen a kangaroo on a golf course?'" he said.

"They say 'no' and I say, 'Well, I'm going to take you to a place where there are 20 on every hole.'

"Not only is that the experience, but the golf course is a great golf course.

"I play all over the world and Joondalup is one of my favorite golf courses in the world."

West TV's interview with Alice Cooper conducted yesterday (September 1) on the Joondalup Resort Golf Course can be viewed at this location.

In a recent interview with inMyCommunity, Cooper stated that his secret to longevity was avoiding the pitfalls that claimed so many others by sobering up before he could kill himself three decades ago.

"My big brothers back in L.A. were Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison, all the guys that burnt out," he said.

"I was trying to keep up with them, but by the time I was 27 years old, I was ready to be committed.

"When you're 22, 23 and you have a couple of number one records, the world is pretty much at your feet and you’re indestructible, or at least you think you are."

Cooper said it took him some time to identify his alcoholism because he never missed a show despite rigorous tour schedules and the fact he was drinking a six-pack of beer before noon each day.

"When you wake up in the morning and you're throwing up blood, that's God's way of saying, 'I think you've had enough,'" he said.

"That's fine if you're on stage and it’s part of the show, but if it's only the Holiday Inn maid seeing it, well, obviously that got my attention.

"I went into hospital and came out a healed alcoholic."

(Thanks: Michael Bailey)

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