In a new interview with Paul Cashmere of Australia’s Noise11.com, Alice Cooper spoke about Rhino‘s recent reissues of his platinum albums “Killer” (1971) and “School’s Out” (1972) with newly remastered sound, rare recordings, and previously unreleased live performances. He said: “That’s the funniest thing with bands. We don’t really have anything to do with that. I just talked to Jimmy Page (of LED ZEPPELIN) in London. He came to the show in London, the (HOLLYWOOD) VAMPIRES show. And Ronnie Wood (of THE ROLLING STONES) came up and played with us on ‘Train Kept A-Rollin”. It was great having those guys there. And I said, ‘So what are you doing, Jimmy?’ And he says, ‘I’m still working on the LED ZEPPELIN stuff.’ ‘Cause he’s remastering this stuff and remixing this stuff. And has a hands-on thing with what he’s doing. They say that we’re reissuing ‘Killer’ and ‘School’s Out’, and I go, ‘Okay.’ (Laughs) I don’t have anything to do with that. It’s great.

“Almost every other day, somebody says, ‘Hey, you know, it’s the anniversary of ‘Lace And Whiskey’.’ And I go, ‘Oh, that’s nice.’ I mean, I don’t keep track of any of that stuff. I love the history, but I don’t live back there.”