ALICE COOPER To Release Vintage Concert

September 1, 2005

TheRockRadio.com is reporting that a rare ALICE COOPER concert film will make its first appearance on home video in November. "Live 1973: Billion Dollar Babies Tour", which played theatres that year in limited release, will arrive on DVD on November 8. The DVD includes 14 songs, plus a new interview with Cooper, the original theatrical trailer for the film, and biographies of the original band members.

Some of the footage was previously included on the "Billion Dollar Babies Deluxe Edition" CD that was released in 2001.

Cooper is touring to promote his new album, "Dirty Diamonds", and performs on Thursday, September 1 with CHEAP TRICK in Rockford, Illinois.

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