Alice Cooper

In the thrilling live recording from March 7, 1987, at the Peoria Civic Center, Alice Cooper showcased the exuberance of his 'Constrictor' album, released just the year prior in 1986. This album marked a significant resurgence in Cooper's career, introducing his iconic blend of shock rock and theatrical performance to a new generation. It was his first album under the label Enigma Records, and songs like 'Teenage Frankenstein' and 'Poison' began to define his 80s sound. During this era, Cooper also reconnected with Kane Roberts, his guitarist, amplifying the heavy metal edge of his performances. Notably, this concert was part of 'The Nightmare Returns' tour, emphasizing Cooper's electrifying return to the live stage after a hiatus. The show not only entertained but also solidified his status as a rock legend, proving that sometimes, a little theatrics and a lot of talent can go a long way.

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