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Five line-ups of Alice Cooper performing in 2002, 2006, 2008, 2012 and 2017

Alice Cooper is an American shock rock singer who started his career under his birth name, Vincent Furnier in the band Alice Cooper. Following the bands breakup in 1974,[1] Furnier, legally took the name and started recording and touring with new musicians. His debut album, Welcome to My Nightmare, included, guitarists Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter, bassist Prakash John, drummer Pentti "Whitey" Glan and keyboardists Bob Ezrin and Jozef Chirowski, these musicians, except Ezrin, contributed to his debut solo tour of the same name.[2] His current tour band includes guitarist Ryan Roxie (who first joined in 1996), bassist Chuck Garric (since 2002), drummer Glen Sobel (since 2011), guitarists Tommy Henriksen (since 2011) and Nita Strauss (who first joined in 2014).[3]

History

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Cooper first started performing as a solo artist in 1975, when his debut solo album was released, and he embarked on his first solo tour. This tour included guitarists Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter, bassist Prakash John, drummer Pentti "Whitey" Glan and keyboardist Jozef Chirowski.[2] The 'Welcome To My Nightmare Tour' started in March and ended in December. His second album, Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, was released in June 1976, it included guitarists Wagner, Hunter and John Tropea, keyboardist Ezrin, bassist Tony Levin, drummer Allan Schwartzberg and percussion Jimmy Maelen,[4] he did not tour in support of this album. After legal troubles, the tour eventually got to Australia in March 1977 with the same band, except Chirowski and Hunter,[5] the later of whom was replaced by Bob Kulick.[2]

His next album, Lace and Whiskey, was released in April 1977, it included guitarists Wagner and Hunter, bassists Bob Babbitt, Prakash John and Tony Levin, percussionists Allan Schwartzberg, Jim Gordon and Jimmy Maelen, and keyboardists Al Kooper, Allan Macmillan, Josef Chirowski and Bob Ezrin. the supporting, 'King Of The Silver Screen', tour included guitarists Hunter, Wagner, bassist John, drummer Glan and keyboardist Fred Mandel.[6] This tour produced the live album, The Alice Cooper Show.[7]

In December 1978, From the Inside, which included, guitarists Dick Wagner, Davey Johnstone, Jay Graydon, and Rick Nielsen, bassists David Hungate, Dee Murray, and John Pierce, drummers Dennis Conway, Michael Ricciardella, and Rick Shlosser, and keyboardists David Foster, Fred Mandel, and Robbie King. Mandel, Glan, Prakash John, Johnstone and Hunter contributed to the supporting Madhouse Rock tour in 1979.[8]

Flush the Fashion, was released in April 1980, it included Johnstone (lead guitar), Mandel (keyboards, guitar), Dennis Conway (drums) and bassist John Cooker Lopresti.[9] The supporting tour ran from June to November 1980.[10] Special Forces, included an entirely new band consisting of Duane Hitchings (keyboards), Danny Johnson and Mike Pinera (guitar), Craig Krampf (drums) and bassist Erik Scott.[11] Pinera was replaced by John Raymond Nitzinger Jr for the supporting tour,[12] which ran from June 1981 to February 1982.[13]

Cooper did not tour again until 1986, in the meantime he released Zipper Catches Skin (1982), DaDa (1983) and Constrictor (1986). All three albums feature various members of Coopers previous tour bands. The Nightmare Returns tour featured lead guitarist Kane Roberts, rhythm guitarist Devlin 7, bassist Kip Winger, drummer Ken Mary and keyboardist Paul Horowitz (later known as Paul Taylor), this tour was recorded and released on a video of the same name.[14] The same musicians, bar Devlin 7, played on Raise Your Fist and Yell (1987) and the supporting Live in the Flesh tour.

Trash (1989) featured guitarist John McCurry, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Bobby Chouinard and keyboardist Alan St. John. The supporting Trashes the World tour included a completely different band consisting of guitarists Al Pitrelli and Pete Friesen, keyboardist Derek Sherinian, bassist Tommy Caradonna and drummer Jonathan Mover.[15] In July 1991, Hey Stoopid, was released, it included guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald and drummer Mickey Curry, as well as other guests and session musicians. The supporting tour included guitarists Burns and Vinnie Moore, bassist Greg Smith, keyboardist Derek Sherinian, and drummer Eric Singer.[16]

Cooper was inactive until 1994 when he released The Last Temptation, which featured his former tour band with David Uosikkinen replacing Singer as drummer. For his School's Out summer tour in 1996 and 1997, his band included guitarists Reb Beach and Ryan Roxie, former keyboardist Paul Taylor, bassist Todd Jensen and drummer Jimmy DeGrasso.[17] The same band contributed to the Rock 'N' Roll Carnival tour from 1997 to 1999, though part way through Taylor was replaced by the returning Sherinian and then by Lindsay Vannoy. Roxie and Beach were replaced by the returning Pete Friesen and Stef Burns by the end of the tour.[18]

In June 2000, Brutal Planet was released, which featured guitarists Ryan Roxie, Phil X and China, drummer Eric Singer and producer Bob Marlette on keyboards, bass and rhythm guitar. The supporting tour featured Roxie, Freisen, Smith, Singer and keyboardist Teddy 'Zig Zag' Andreadis for the first two legs, for the last legs Freisen was replaced by Eric Dover.[19]

2001s Dragontown featured Roxie and Smith, as well as session musicians Tim Pierce and Wayne Swinny (guitars), Bob Marlette (guitar, bass, keyboards), Sid Riggs (keyboards, programming), drummer Kenny Aronoff, and backing vocalists Teddy Andreadis, Eric Dover, Calico Cooper and Gionvanna Morana. The supporting tour included Roxie, Dover (guitar), Andreadis (keys), Chuck Garric (bass), and Eric Singer (drums). The same musicians, except Andreadis, contributed to The Eyes of Alice Cooper (2003), they all contributed to the Bare Bones tour in 2003.[20] As well as the 'Eyes' tour, where Singer was replaced by Tommy Clufetos. For the second leg Dover was replaced by Damon Johnson and Andreadis rejoined.[20]

The final members of the Eyes tour, again except Andreadis, played on Dirty Diamonds (2005). As well as the supporting tour with Singer returning as drummer, though he was again replaced by Clufetos for dates in September due to his Singer's commitment to Kiss.[21] Brent Fitz would later join as drummer in November 2006.[22] For the Psycho-Drama tour 2007-2009, Keri Kelli joined the band as sole guitarist, with Singer and Garric staying in the band.[23]

For 2008s Along Came a Spider, the band featured Garric and Singer, alongside guitarists/keyboardists Danny Saber and Greg Hampton. The Theatre of Death tour featured Garric and returning members Damon Johnson (guitar) and Jimmy DeGrasso (drums).[24] Welcome 2 My Nightmare was released in 2011, featuring new guitarist Tommy Henriksen and many session musicians, including former members Dick Wagner, Steve Hunter and Kip Winger. The supporting No More Mr Nice Guy tour featured Garric, Johnson, Henriksen, Hunter and new drummer Glen Sobel. Part way through the tour Johnson was replaced by Orianthi.[25]

Mover briefly returned in 2012 to temporarily replace Sobel who was having neck problems.[26] For the Raise the Dead tour Hunter was replaced by the returning Ryan Roxie. Orianthi departed 2014, she was replaced by Nita Strauss.[27] The same tour band continued until July 2022 when Strauss left.[28] Kane Roberts returned to take her place,[29] although Strauss returned the following March.[30]

Members

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Current

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Image Name Years active Instruments Release contributions
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Alice Cooper (Vincent Furnier) 1974–present
  • vocals
  • harmonica
all releases
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Ryan Roxie (Ryan Rosowicz)
  • 1996–1998
  • 2000–2006
  • 2012–present
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
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Chuck Garric 2002–present
  • bass
  • backing vocals
  • The Eyes Of Alice Cooper (2003)
  • Dirty Diamonds (2005)
  • Live At Montreux (2006)
  • Along Came A Spider (2008)
  • Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
  • Raise The Dead - Live From Wacken (2014)
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Glen Sobel 2011–present drums
  • Raise the Dead: Live at Wacken (2013)
  • A Paranormal Evening With Alice Cooper - At The Paris Olympia (2018)
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Tommy Henriksen
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
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Nita Strauss
  • 2014–2022
  • 2023–present
  • Paranormal (2017)
  • A Paranormal Evening With Alice Cooper at the Olympia Paris (2018)

Former musicians

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Image Name Years active Instruments Release contributions
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Dick Wagner
  • 1974–1979
  • 1982–1983 (died 2014)
(session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • studio bass and keyboards
Prakash John 1974–1979 (session/touring)
  • bass
  • backing vocals
Pentti "Whitey" Glan 1974–1979 (died 2017) (session/touring) drums
  • Welcome to My Nightmare (1975)
  • The Alice Cooper Show (1977)
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Steve Hunter
  • 1974–1977
  • 1977
  • 2011–2012
(session/touring)
guitar
  • all releases from Welcome to My Nightmare (1975) to The Alice Cooper Show (1977)
  • Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
  • Paranormal (2017)
  • Detroit Stories (2021)
Jozef Chirowski 1974–1977 (session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
  • Welcome To My Nightmare (1975)
  • Lace And Whiskey (1977)
Bob Ezrin
  • 1974–1976
  • 1983
  • 2017
  • 2021
(session)
  • Welcome to My Nightmare (1975)
  • Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (1976)
  • Lace and Whiskey (1977)
  • DaDa (1983)
  • Paranormal (2017)
  • Detroit Stories (2021)
Allan Schwartzberg 1976–1977 (session) drums
Jimmy Maelen 1976 (session) percussion Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (1976)
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John Tropea guitar
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Tony Levin bass
Bob Babbitt 1977 (session) Lace and Whiskey (1977)
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Bob Kulick 1977 (touring substitute) (died 2020) guitar none
Fred Mandel 1977–1980 (session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • The Alice Cooper Show (1977)
  • From the Inside (1978)
  • Flush the Fashion (1980)
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Davey Johnstone 1978–1980 (session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • From the Inside (1978)
  • Flush the Fashion (1980)
Dennis Conway drums
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Jay Graydon 1978 (session) guitar From the Inside (1978)
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Rick Nielsen
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Steve Lukather
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David Foster keyboards
Robbie King
Michael Ricciardella drums
Rick Shlosser
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Jim Keltner percussion
David_Hungate_2007.jpg
David Hungate bass
Dee_Murray_1971.jpg
Dee Murray
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John Pierce
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Lee Sklar
John Cooker Lopresti 1979–1980 (session/touring) Flush The Fashion (1980)
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Mark Volman (Flo) 1979–1980 (session) backing vocals
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Howard Kaylan (Eddie)
Joe Pizzulo
Keith Allison
Ricky "Rat" Tierney
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Erik Scott 1981–1982 (died 2019) (session/touring) bass
Duane Hitchings 1981–1982 (session/touring) keyboards
Craig Krampf
  • drums
  • percussion
Danny Johnson guitar Special Forces (1981)
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Mike Pinera 1981 (session)
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John Raymond Nitzinger Jr 1981–1982 (session/touring) Zipper Catches Skin (1982)
Billy Steele 1982 (session)
Jan Uvena
  • drums
  • percussion
Duane Hitchings synthesizer
Richard Kolinka 1983 (sessions) drums DaDa (1983)
Graham Shaw
  • Oberheim OB-X
  • Roland Jupiter
  • backing vocals
John Anderson drums
Karen Hendricks backing vocals
Lisa DalBello
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Kane Roberts (Robert William Athas)
  • 1985–1988
  • 2022–2023
(session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • keyboards
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Kip Winger 1985–1988 (session/touring)
  • bass
  • backing vocals
  • keyboards
  • Constrictor (1986)
  • Raise Your Fist and Yell (1987)
  • Trash (1989)
  • Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
David Rosenberg 1985–1986 (session) drums Constrictor (1986)
Donnie Kisselbach bass
Paul Delph
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
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Tom Kelly backing vocals
Beau Hill
Paul Taylor (also known as Paul Horowitz)
  • 1986–1988
  • 1996–1998
(session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
Ken Mary 1986–1988 (session/touring) drums
  • The Nightmare Returns (1987)
  • Raise Your Fist and Yell (1987)
Devlin 7 1986–1987 (touring) guitar The Nightmare Returns (1987)
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Hugh McDonald 1988–1990 (session) bass
  • Trash (1989)
John McCurry 1988–1989 (session) guitar Trash (1989)
Bobby Chouinard drums
Alan St. John keyboards
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Derek Sherinian
  • 1989–1991
  • 1998
(session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
Pete Friesen
  • 1989–1990
  • 1998–2000
(touring)
guitar Trashes The World (1990)
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Al Pitrelli 1989–1990 (touring)
Tommy Caradonna bass
Jonathan Mover
  • 1989–1990 (touring)
  • 2012 (substitute)
  • drums
  • backing vocals
Stef Burns
  • 1990–1994
  • 1998–1999
(session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • Hey Stoopid (1991)
  • The Last Temptation (1994)
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Mickey Curry 1990–1991 (session) drums Hey Stoopid (1991)
Lance Bulen backing vocals
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Vinnie Moore 1991 (session/touring)
  • guitar
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Greg Smith
  • 1991–1994
  • 2000–2001
(session/touring)
  • bass
  • backing vocals
  • The Last Temptation (1994)
  • Brutally Live (2000)
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Eric Singer (Eric Mensinger)
  • 1991
  • 2000–2003
  • 2005–2006
(session/touring)
  • drums
  • backing vocals
  • Brutal Planet (2000)
  • Brutally Live (2001)
  • The Eyes of Alice Cooper (2003)
  • Live at Montreux (2006)
  • Along Came a Spider (2008)
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David Uosikkinen 1993–1994 (session) drums The Last Temptation (1994)
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Jimmy DeGrasso
  • 1996–1999
  • 2009–2010
(session/touring)
  • A Fistful of Alice (1997)
  • Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
Todd Jensen 1996–1999 (touring)
  • bass
  • backing vocals
A Fistful of Alice (1997)
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Reb Beach 1996–1998 (touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
Lindsay Vannoy 1998–1999 (touring) keyboards none
Bob Marlette
  • 2000
  • 2001 (session)
  • rhythm guitar
  • bass
  • keyboards
  • programming
Sid Riggs
  • keyboards
  • programming
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Phil X 2000 (session) guitar Brutal Planet (2000)
China
Teddy 'Zig Zag' Andreadis
  • 2000
  • 2001–2002
  • 2004
(session/touring)
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
  • Dragontown (2001)
  • The Eyes Of Alice Cooper (2003)
  • Brutally Live (2003)
  • Dirty Diamonds (2005)
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Eric Dover 2001–2003 (session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • Dragontown (2001)
  • The Eyes of Alice Cooper (2003)
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Calico Cooper backing vocals
Gionvanna Morana 2001 (session) Dragontown (2001)
Tim Pierce guitar
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Wayne Swinny
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Kenny Aronoff drums
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Tommy Clufetos
  • 2003 (session/touring)
  • 2005 (substitute)
Dirty Diamonds (2005)
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Damon Johnson
  • 2004–2005
  • 2009–2010
(session/touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
  • Dirty Diamonds (2005)
  • Live at Montreux (2006)
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Keri Kelli (Kenneth Fear Jr.) 2006–2009 (session/touring)
  • Along Came a Spider (2008)
  • Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
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Brent Fitz 2006 (substitute)
  • drums
  • backing vocals
none
Danny Saber 2007–2008 (session)
  • guitar
  • bass
  • keyboards
  • backing vocals
Along Came a Spider (2008)
Greg Hampton
Pat Buchanan 2011 (session) guitar Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
Vicki Hampton backing vocals
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Wendy Moten
Scott Williamson drums
Jimmie Lee Sloas bass
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Orianthi (Orianthi Panagaris) 2011–2014 (touring)
  • guitar
  • backing vocals
none

Timeline

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Line-ups

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Period Members Releases
Spring 1974 – December 1975

(sessions and tour)

1976

(sessions)

1977

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper — vocals
  • Dick Wagner — guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hunter — guitar
  • Allan Schwartzberg — drums
  • Bob Babbitt — bass
March – April 1977

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Dick Wagner – guitar, backing vocals
  • Prakash John – bass, backing vocals
  • Whitey Glan – drums
  • Bob Kulick – guitar
none
June – August 1977

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Steve Hunter - guitar
  • Dick Wagner - guitar, backing vocals
  • Prakash John - bass, backing vocals
  • Whitey Glan - drums
  • Fred Mandel - keyboards
1978

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper
1978 – April 1979

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Steve Hunter – guitar
  • Prakash John – bass, backing vocals
  • Whitey Glan – drums
  • Fred Mandel – keyboards
  • Davey Johnstone – guitar, backing vocals
1979 – November 1980

(sessions and tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Davey Johnstone – lead guitar, backing vocals
  • Fred Mandel – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
  • Dennis Conway – drums
  • John Cooker Lopresti – bass guitar
  • Flo & Eddie – backing vocals
  • Joe Pizzulo – backing vocals
  • Keith Allison – backing vocals
  • Ricky "Rat" Tierney – backing vocals
1981

(sessions)

June 1981 – February 1982

(tour)

Mid 1982
1983
1985 – 1986

(sessions)

October 1986 – August 1987

(tour and sessions)

October 1987 – May 1988

(tour)

1988 – 1989

(sessions)

October 1989 – October 1990

(tour)

1990–1991

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Stef Burns – guitars
  • Hugh McDonald – bass
  • Lance Bulen – backing vocals
  • Mickey Curry – drums
July – November 1991

(tour)

1993 – 1994

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Stef Burns – guitars, backing vocals
  • Greg Smith – bass, backing vocals
  • Derek Sherinian – keyboards, backing vocals
  • David Uosikkinen – drums
November 1995 – December 1997

(tour)

May – June 1998

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Reb Beach – guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Taylor – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
  • Todd Jensen – bass, backing vocals
  • Jimmy DeGrasso – drums
  • Pete Friesen – guitar, backing vocals
June – December 1998

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Reb Beach – guitar, backing vocals
  • Todd Jensen – bass, backing vocals
  • Pete Friesen – guitar, backing vocals
  • Derek Sherinian – keyboards
  • Eric Singer – drums
December 1998

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Todd Jensen – bass
  • Pete Friesen – guitar
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Stef Burns – guitar
  • Lindsay Vannoy – keyboards
September – December 1999

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Lindsay Vannoy – keyboards
  • Pete Friesen – guitar
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Greg Smith – bass
Early 2000

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Ryan Roxie – guitars
  • Phil X – guitars
  • China - guitars
  • Bob Marlette – rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards
February – November 2000

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Pete Friesen – guitar
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Greg Smith – bass
  • Teddy "Zig Zag" Abdreadis – keyboards
April – May 2001

(tour)

2001

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Greg Smith – bass

with

  • Tim Pierce – guitar
  • Wayne Swinny – guitar
  • Bob Marlette – rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards, programming
  • Sid Riggs – keyboards, programming
  • Teddy Andreadis – backing vocals
  • Eric Dover – backing vocals
  • Calico Cooper – backing vocals
  • Gionvanna Morana – backing vocals
  • Kenny Aronoff – drums
September 2001 – December 2002

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Eric Dover – guitar
  • Teddy Andreadis – keyboards
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Eric Singer – drums
January – August 2003

(sessions and tour)

  • Alice Cooper - vocals
  • Eric Dover - guitar, backing vocals
  • Ryan Roxie - guitar, vocals
  • Chuck Garric - bass, backing vocals
  • Eric Singer - drums
September – November 2003

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper - vocals
  • Eric Dover - guitar, backing vocals
  • Ryan Roxie - guitar, vocals
  • Chuck Garric - bass, backing vocals
  • Tommy Clufetos – drums
June – October 2004

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper - vocals
  • Ryan Roxie - guitar, vocals
  • Chuck Garric - bass, backing vocals
  • Tommy Clufetos – drums
  • Damon Johnson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Teddy Andreadis – keyboards, backing vocals
2004 – 2005

(sessions)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Damon Johnson – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Tommy Clufetos – drums
June 2005 – February 2006

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar, backing vocals
  • Damon Johnson – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Chuck Garric – bass, backing vocals
  • Eric Singer – drums, backing vocals
May – November 2006

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Damon Johnson – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Keri Kelli – guitar
November – December 2006

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Damon Johnson – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Keri Kelli – guitar
  • Brent Fitz – drums
June 2007 – July 2009

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Eric Singer – drums
  • Keri Kelli – guitar
2007 – 2008

(sessions)

July 2009 – November 2010

(tour)

  • Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
  • Chuck Garric – bass, backing vocals
  • Damon Johnson – guitar, backing vocals
  • Jimmy DeGrasso – guitar
2011

(sessions)

with many session musicians

March – August 2011
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Steve Hunter – guitar
  • Damon Johnson – guitar
  • Glen Sobel – drums
September 2011 – August 2012
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Steve Hunter – guitar
  • Glen Sobel – drums
  • Orianthi – guitar
October 2012 – June 2014
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Glen Sobel – drums
  • Orianthi – guitar
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
June 2014 – July 2022
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Glen Sobel – drums
  • Nita Strauss – guitar
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
July 2022 – March 2023
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Glen Sobel – drums
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Kane Roberts – guitar
March 2023 – present
  • Alice Cooper – vocals
  • Tommy Henriksen – guitar
  • Chuck Garric – bass
  • Glen Sobel – drums
  • Ryan Roxie – guitar
  • Nita Strauss – guitar

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