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ERIC SINGER To Miss ALICE COOPER's Last Three Australian Shows Only

May 15, 2007

According to a posting on KISS/ALICE COOPER drummer Eric Singer's MySpace page, Singer will be sitting behind the kit for all of Cooper's Australian dates except for the last three shows. Those three dates will feature Brent Fitz (UNION, VINCE NEIL) as Singer has prior commitments with KISS.

ALICE COOPER dates featuring Brent Fitz:

July 18 - Wollongong, Australia - WIN Ent Centre
July 19 - Canberra, Australia - AIS Arena
July 21 - Launceston, Australia – Silverdome

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Billboard.com recently reported that Alice Cooper has put off recording his next album, a conceptual piece about a serial killer called "Along Came a Spider", until 2008 but says it could turn into a two-CD set.

"That would be great; I've never done one," Cooper said. "We wrote 20 songs thinking we were going to get this album recorded before this tour. We just ran out of time. But since we have five months on the road we'll probably write another 10 songs. I'd like to put out 30 brand new songs on one album."

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