Rock legend Alice Cooper shrugged off the idea of retiring from music when he was asked if the Covid-19 pandemic made him think about stepping away from the business.
Alice was asked the questing during an interview with KZZK and he responded, "Not in the least. That word doesn't exist in my vocabulary. A long, long time ago, I said if I come into your town and put on a show and nobody shows up, well, then I know I'm done. That hasn't happened.
At 72, I was not expecting to be in two touring bands. And the [Hollywood] Vampires are just like my band , everybody in that band are best friends.
"You've got Johnny Depp, Joe Perry and myself, three alpha males, and we've been together six years and I have never heard one argument. Everybody just goes, 'Okay. Good idea. Let's try that.'" Watch the interview below:
Slipknot's Corey Taylor, Alice Cooper Lead Rock For Relief Lineup
Alice Cooper To Host Virtual Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp Master Class
Alice Cooper Does Not Foresee Retiring From Music
Alice Cooper Wanted To Tell Hopeful Other Side With New Song
Alice Cooper Releases 'Don't Give Up' Single and Video
Alice Cooper Seeks Fan Submissions For New Video
Alice Cooper and Joan Jett to Rock Pandemic Relief Benefit
Slash Featured On Debut Of Alice Cooper's Vintage Vault
Alice Cooper Finishing Work On New Album
Singled Out: Ego Kill Talent's The Call
Sites and Sounds: Slaughterhouse 5 Opera Set For September Premiere
Singled Out: MkX's Down Featuring CupcakKe
Sites and Sounds: Texas Country At Sea
Singled Out: Mark May's My Last Ride
Black Sabbath Expand 'Paranoid' For 50th Anniversary
Roger Waters Plays Pink Floyd Tracks From 'The Wall' In Isolation
Shinedown To Stream Full Concert Online
The Sword Rock Rush Classic 'Working Man' For Lockdown Series
Slipknot's Corey Taylor Is Appreciating Making Music Again
Black Stone Cherry Release 'Again' Video And Announce New Album
Shooting Star Lead Renaissance Records Exclusive Vinyl Reissue Series
Rolling Stones Release Video For Jimmy Page Collaboration 'Scarlet'