As Alice Cooper entered the 1980s, the emergence of punk (which in turn owned a debt to him) revitalized his sound and material, steering him away from the overblown albums of the late '70s and back into the raw, nasty rock 'n' roll which, along with his gothic-horror stage show, brought him his initial fame and fortune. Read More
Kaela Carlin's band, Yellowcake, was a pretty typical high school band, for the most part. Read More
Bob Ezrin was among the most commercially successful producers of the 1970s, helming hit albums for acts including Alice ... Read the full Bob Ezrin bio.