Alice Cooper says that he's "three-quarters of the way through" his upcoming cover album. Speaking with Billboard, the shock rocker noted that the album will focus on "the time period of the Hollywood vampires":
"We specified a certain time period and said, 'Let's stay within that. Let's not move it around too much.' We don't want to be doing cover songs from the 80s and 90s when the Hollywood vampires kind of thing was more '73, '74, '75."
He also teased a partial set list, noting four tracks the band has been playing on their current tour: "Break on Through" (the Doors), "Revolution" (the Beatles), "Foxy Lady" (the Jimi Hendrix Experience) and "My Generation" (the Who).
Cooper expects to hit the studio in September and release the album by spring 2014.
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