The ALICE COOPER camp reports:

"Get out the make up Sick Things, we want to see pictures of you AS Alice!! Costume, makeup, attitude, we want you to transform yourselves into Alice and then send your best shots to help@AliceCooper.com!

Hey and don't stop with just yourselves, get your friends, family, even your pets involved, the more Alice look-a-likes the better or... SICKER rather!!

Why do we want your Alice-a-like pics??? Well, that must be kept TOP SECRET for now but rest assured all will be revealed on AliceCooper.com in the coming weeks... Stay tuned....

NOTE: By sending your photos you are agreeing to allow us to use them on the site."

As previously reported, the official Alice Coooper tour merch store is now up and rockin'.

Head over and check out an awesome selection of killer swag including both men's and women's tees, a very cool Theatre Of Death keychain, Cooper buttons, an Alice inspired Teddy Bear, Alice Cooper electronic gift certificates and much, much more.

Best of all, what you see is just the beginning; there's more yet to come so keep checking back.

Check out the new Merch store at this location.

Utalkmarketing.com recently reported:

An advert starring rocker Alice Cooper, encouraging consumers to trade in their old TVs for a new Sony Bravia has won this week’s UTalkMarketing People’s Choice.

The ad takes viewers on a journey through the good old days of rock and roll – when throwing TVs out of windows was done in a stereotypical rock star fashion.

The work from TBWA\London opens on Cooper in his tour bus being asked why launching television sets out of windows is synonymous with the 80s. Hank ‘The Mover’ Johnson and Cooper’s old manager Jared Levy are also introduced, reminiscing from an American diner, a motel and backstage at a gig.

They too hark back to the days when throwing TVs out of a window was easier and considered cool - a trend that they claim started with Mozart throwing cellos off balconies.

The advert came tops in the UTalkMarketing People’s Choice – our weekly poll, held in collaboration with OMD Snapshots where we ask 1,000 members of the public to vote for their favourite advert currently in the marketplace.

It received almost a quarter (23 per cent) of the vote, placing it ahead of the first runner-up, when participants were asked, ‘Which of the adverts made you want to buy the product or service advertised?’