DESCRIPTION:
An interview with Alice Cooper, conducted by Alan K. Stout of The Times Leader in 1996. A note from Alan:

"In this conversation, the king of shock-rock talks about how he's quite comfortable with the title, though he also makes it clear that some bands later took such theatrics too far. After our interview was published, I was able to meet him in person at the show and give him a copy of the story. While there, on his tour bus, he was also meeting with two die-hard fans who he seemed to know pretty well and had come in from out of town for the show. Alice handed their young child a candy bar, but warned him "Not to eat it until after dinner, when your parents say it's OK." I thought that was funny. Her was a guy who, back in the '70s, was probably viewed as by some parents as "Public Enemy No. 1," but he was actually a very nice guy who loves to golf.