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ALICE COOPER To Guest On UK's 'The Paul O'Grady Show'

October 30, 2007

According to a posting on the ALICE COOPER fan site SickThingsUK, Alice will appear on "The Paul O'Grady Show" on the UK's Channel 4 on Monday, November 5.

To get free tickets to this event just email [email protected] and mention "SickthingsUK."

The show is filmed at the London Studios on the South Bank, London, and the nearest tube is Waterloo. You will have to be at the studio by 4 p.m. to check in.

In a recent interview with Farmington, New Mexico's The Daily Times, Alice Cooper stated about the rumors that a new studio album is being planned for 2008, "There are always songs being written. I think I want to do albums that — you write the songs, and record them the same day. Don't let the band get tired of the songs. When the band is excited about those songs, that's when you record it. I think if the song is written well, I would rather hear a great performance than a great production. For a while, we were doing a 14-song album in 14 or 15 days. That's one song per day! This album is going to be a little more produced. It's more on the level of 'The Last Temptation' or 'From The Inside'. When I wrote it, I realized there was a character that was really trying to get me to develop him, and I couldn't figure out who he was. I started reading the lyrics and realized there was a guy evolving from this, a guy named Spider. He was a serial killer, but he was a complex serial killer. He doesn't kill for thrills, necessarily, and there's almost a justice about it in his eyes. In our eyes, maybe not."

Watch fan-filmed video footage of ALICE COOPER performing the song "School's Out" on October 6, 2007 in Irvine, California:

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