Alice Cooper joins Philly's #1 Classic Rock Station for Nights

[i***@wmgk.com]

Alice Cooper joins Philadelphia's #1 Classic Rock Station WMGK for Nights
- Cooper will meet fans at Chickie's & Pete's from 1pm to 3pm on Thursday

Philadelphia, PA, February 27, 2006 -Legendary rocker, Alice Cooper joins Philadelphia's #1 Classic Rock Station WMGK,
beginning Thursday, March 2, 2006. His show, "Nights with Alice Cooper" will air weeknights from 10:00 pm - 2:00 am.

The program showcases Classic Rock, Alice's personal stories about his life as a rock icon, as well as interviews and
special segments like the "OffBEAT News" with his counterpart, Mistress Kitty.

"Having Alice Cooper join Philadelphia's #1 Classic Rock Station, WMGK is a perfect fit," says program director Cruze.
"His attitude, the great rock and roll stories along with the music he plays is an awesome way to round out our air-staff.

"We are thrilled to have Alice join the MGK lineup -from Alice's Closet Classics to listener calls to his weekly interviews
with classic rock artists, night time in Philly will never be the same," adds John Fullam, VP/Market Manager - Greater Media/Philadelphia.

Fans of Alice Cooper will have a chance to welcome him to Philadelphia from Thursday from 1:00pm to 3:00pm on
Chickie's & Pete's in South Philadelphia. The address is 1526 Packer Avenue, Philadelphia, PA.

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***@wmgk.com wrote...

I thought I liked Alice Cooper until he became associated with the
vile genre known as "classic rock." I vaguely remember having
liked classic rock when it was current rock, but since then they've
played the same dozen "classic" songs over and over and over and
over and over and over until I can't stand it anymore. I wonder
how drug-damaged your brain has to be to find it enjoyable; my
brain is almost completely gone already and I still think classic
rock sucks ass.

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