Alice Cooper, the legendary rock musician known for his theatrical stage persona, recently invited Anthony Mason backstage at one of his shows to discuss the creation of his iconic alter ego. This conversation comes ahead of the release of Cooper’s new memoir, “Devil on My Shoulder,” which delves into the origins and evolution of his unforgettable stage character. Cooper, whose real name is Vincent Furnier, crafted the Alice Cooper persona as a way to stand out in the rock scene, blending horror and humor to captivate audiences. The memoir promises to offer fans an inside look at Cooper’s life, his creative process, and the impact of his alter ego on his career and personal identity. By sharing these insights, Cooper aims to shed light on the duality of his public and private selves, providing a deeper understanding of the man behind the makeup.
QUESTION: How do you think creating an alter ego can influence a person’s identity and career?
Alice Cooper on the evolution of his alter ego
