During a stop at an Arizona gas station last week, Geoff Guy found a credit card stuck in a gas pump reader. After removing it, he realized the card belonged to a person named Alice Cooper and he began trying to track down its owner.
Guy eventually connected with Cooper through Alice Cooper's Solid Rock, a teen center the musician founded in Phoenix. He was able to return the card, and the rocker gave him a signed copy of his 2025 studio album, “The Revenge of Alice Cooper.”
Cooper says he’d accidentally left the card behind while in Payson, Arizona, to play golf, adding that everyone loses a card at some point. The 78-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is also preparing to release a five-LP collection featuring his first four solo albums and a selection of rarities next month.
Source: DETROIT NEWS