SNAKES, DRUGS AND ROCK 'N' ROLL Paperback

"SNAKES, DRUGS AND ROCK 'N' ROLL" is the riotously candid and fascinating autobiography of the legendary shock rocker Alice Cooper (born Vincent Furnier), written with Joe Layden. In this tell-all memoir, Cooper takes readers on a wild ride through his extraordinary life and career, from his early days pioneering the theatrical, macabre stage shows that made him famous, to his battles with crippling alcoholism and drug addiction. Beyond the notorious stage antics and the iconic boa constrictors, the book offers an intimate look at the man behind the makeup, detailing his journey to sobriety, his enduring faith, and his remarkable resilience in an industry often consumed by its own excesses. It's a raw, humorous, and surprisingly insightful account of one of rock 'n' roll's most enduring and enigmatic figures.