Alice Cooper Says He Cannot Remember Making Three Albums During Crack Addiction
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Deep in chemical dependence, artist does not keep memories of the period in which he recorded three of his most experimental works.
The singer assures that his recent biographical book - the third to sign- is the most sincere
Alice Cooper, the iconic rock shock godfather, has opened a window to one of the darkest periods of his life, revealing the deep battle he fought against crack addiction. In a recent conversation during his presentation tour of the book “Devil On My Shoulder” in the UK, the legendary musician confessed that the effects of this devastating disease led him to a state of disconnection so deep that he does not remember having written, recorded or to…
Alice Cooper Says He Cannot Remember Making Three Albums During Crack Addiction
Alice Cooper says his crack cocaine addiction became so severe in the early 1980s that he has almost no memory of writing, recording or touring behind three albums from that period. Speaking during the Glasgow stop of his Devil On My Shoulder book tour, Cooper recalled being told that smoking cocaine was not addictive before discovering the opposite. He said the drug created intense euphoria while destroying ordinary daily life. Cooper now descr…
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