Alice Cooper

In December 1971, Alice Cooper was riding high on the wave of his groundbreaking album "Killer," released just months earlier. This live performance at the St. Louis Arena Annex came during a time when the band was solidifying its reputation not just as musicians but as theatrical rock icons. It's fascinating to note that during this era, Cooper's concerts featured elaborate stage setups and a persona that blurred the lines between rock and horror, captivating audiences across the nation. This particular show highlights the band's raw energy and the early inklings of their legendary stage presence. The lineup, including Dennis Dunaway on bass and Neil Smith on drums, was crucial in shaping the unforgettable sound that fans still celebrate today.

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