I picked up the chicken, and I flung it into the audience figuring it would fly away and somebody would take it and take it home and call it Alice Cooper." Instead, Cooper — not yet a household ...

And recently, Cooper recalled the time he threw a chicken into the crowd expecting it to fly. During A&E’s Biography: Alice Cooper, the star remembered performing at Toronto’s Rock and Roll ...

Grabbing the bird, Cooper also tossed that into the crowd, assuming someone would catch it and make it, he says, “a pet” named Alice. Instead, the chicken plummeted and, in a horrifying moment ...

Alice Cooper ruffled a few feathers in 1969 when his fans killed a live chicken at Toronto’s Rock and Roll Revival Festival. “The audience tears it to pieces,” Cooper recalled this week on A ...

Of course, later, when I would go solo for Welcome To My Nightmare, I’d really become Alice Cooper.” “Somehow a chicken got on stage,” Alice relates. “I didn’t know anything about farm ...

Alice Cooper. They had a similar ring ... someone threw a live chicken on stage while the band was playing. Cooper, a Detroit native largely unfamiliar with farm animals, threw the chicken ...

“Alice Cooper at 75,” which can be purchased here ... “A lot of people don’t know the ins and outs of the chicken incident in Toronto. I have a chapter on the Amazing Randi, who was ...

Enter Alice Cooper, known as the "Godfather of Shock Rock" and famed for his theatrical live shows including that infamous chicken incident that never happened. So, how did this odd pairing come ...