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ALICE COOPER To Open For THE ROLLING STONES In Halifax

July 30, 2006

HalifaxLive.com reports that ALICE COOPER will be in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on September 23 with THE ROLLING STONES on the Commons, according to tour dates listed on his web site.

On June 15, 2006, a campaign to get the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to induct Alice Cooper was started by two German fans online. This campaign was sparked by a column written on April 5, 2006 by Creem writer and official Cooper biographer Jeffrey Morgan in Metro Times Detroit. A previous attempt was made in 2004 by fan Robert Floto using an online petition which logged more than 2,700 entries before being mailed to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in July of that year. This earlier attempt was unsuccessful. In early July 2006 he started hosting the breakfast show on the U.K.'s Planet Rock.

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