Dennis Dunaway of Alice Cooper talks about their new album, "The Revenge of Alice Cooper." Watch the full interview and ...

Dennis Dunaway of Alice Cooper talks about their new album, "The Revenge of Alice Cooper." Watch the full interview and purchase a copy of the album and autographed collectible items while supplies ...

The Revenge of Alice Cooper,” which comes out Friday, July 25, marks the first time Cooper, guitarist Michael Bruce, bassist ...

In a moment that will forever be etched in rock history, the original Alice Cooper Group – consisting of Alice Cooper, Dennis ...

Dunaway recalls that he and Smith each came in with around 30 songs, putting them on par with Bruce, who was the band’s primary music writer during the 70s. “Dennis and Neil really blew my ...

Think of Alice Cooper and what comes to mind is theatre, heavy make-up, crazy stage shows and hard-hitting, sometimes daft, sometimes singalong heavy rock. Alice himself - Vincent Furnier - is often ...

When asked about the first time he ever played Cleveland, bassist Dennis Dunaway admits he can’t recall the year or venue. But given that the guy was touring with the Alice Cooper Group, a shock ...

It was supposed to be a book signing for Alice Cooper bassist Dennis Dunaway's autobiography, "Snakes!Guillotines! Electric Chairs! My Adventures in the Alice Cooper Group." Which would've been a ...

Dennis Dunaway, the original bassist in the Alice Cooper group, has a new memoir about those heady days called "Snakes! Guillotines! Electric Chairs!'' He discusses the book at the Rock Hall on ...

Original Alice Cooper band bassist Dennis Dunaway hopes there will be more reunions with the surviving members in the future, and believes they will take place if promoters realize there’s a demand.

James Lipton; Dennis Dunaway Iconic interviewer James Lipton talks about the longest running Bravo TV show, Inside the Actors Studio, some of his favorite guests to date, including actor Bradley ...

The Alice Cooper group poses at Chessington Zoo near London, June 28, 1972. (from left) Neal Smith, Alice Cooper, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and Glen Buxton.