According to AZCentral, Alice Cooper and his wife received the COVID-19 vaccine after contracting the new coronavirus.
In a video statement, the 73-year-old singer revealed that he and Sheryl Cooper received the vaccine at a facility in Phoenix. They got their shots Team Rubicon, a nonprofit organization that brings together military veterans with first responders to help in times of need.
Arizona allows people aged 65 and over to make appointments to receive the vaccine.
Last March, Cooper said Arizona Republic that he felt “less vulnerable” in his home than in a different hotel every day. “You don’t know who was there, what they played,” he explained. “When I was in Europe, I spent all day doing Purell, washing my hands. Every time you touched something, you were like, ‘Well, how do you know you weren’t infected?'”
If he was concerned about the possibility of hiring COVID-19, Cooper said Arizona Republic: “I’m not afraid of that … But you have to take everyone into consideration. You never know what your neighbor’s health problems are.”
Alicenew studio album from, “Detroit stories”, will be released on February 26 via EarMUSIC.
With the name of the city that launched the original Alice Cooper group on the road to success, “Detroit stories” follow 2019 “Bread crumbs” EP as a modern tribute to the most difficult and crazy rock and roll scene ever.
“Detroit stories” will be available on CD, CD + DVD digipak, CD box set (including CD, Blu-ray, t-shirt, face mask, flashlight and 3 stickers) and 2LP gatefold.
DVD and Blu-ray will show live performance “A paranormal night at Olympia Paris” for the first time on video.
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