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Alice Cooper: Runaway Phoenix
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In 1983, after the recording of DaDa, Cooper was re-hospitalized for alcoholism. In a deathly state of health, he relocated back to Phoenix, Arizona, to the support of family and old friends and to save his marriage from falling apart. Alice was finally clean and sober by the time "DaDa" and "The Nightmare" home video (of his 1975 TV Special) were released in the fall of that year... both releases performed under expectation. Even with "The Nightmare" scoring a nomination for 1984's Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video (he lost to Duran Duran), it wasn't enough for Warner Bros. to keep Cooper on their books. In 1984 Alice Cooper was, for the first time in his career, a free agent.
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Sadly, Alice is obsessed with chickens. There are rumors that he keeps a whole coop of his own (Coop's Coop) and practices firing them out of a cannon at the back wall of his home in Phoenix. This is the same cannon he mentioned being fired out of himself, on a recent episode of his radio show.
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Besides his radio program, Cooper maintains an active tour schedule. Little known to most people is that he owns AliceCoopersTown in Phoenix, Arizona, his hometown. It is a restaurant that pays homageto baseball, a sport he is passionate about.
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Alice did have a place at Lakeshore Towers around 1984 for awhile so there were lots of sightings. He headed back to Phoenix. Once he had a taste of the Chicago winter.
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Cooper is a partner in a sports and rock and roll bar/restaurant called Cooper'stown, located in Phoenix. He is an avid golfer (he has a 4 handicap as stated on the Cowhead Show) and a member of Phoenix Country Club. He has indicated that he is a political conservative who backed George Bush in the 2004 presidential election.[16]
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