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Alice Cooper Turned Therapist In New Online Video
09/16/2013
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(TeamRock Radio) Alice Cooper has appeared as a 'rock therapist' in a spoof video for guitar manufacturer Fretlight. Their range of instruments features a built-in education system which, they say, makes it easy for anyone to learn to play.

In the promot video, they've hired Alice Cooper to front Quitters Anonymous, an organisation that helps people overcome their excuses and start rocking out.

"Quit quitting � and start playing with Fretlight," says the shock-rocker after talking a woman out of playing the flute. You can see Dr. Alice Cooper in action here.

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