Alice Cooper Audiobooks

Devil on my Shoulder: a memoir told with the house lights down

1 audiobook reviewed

Who is Alice Cooper?

A memoir is a particular kind of promise: a life handed over in the teller’s own order, with the pauses left in. The place Alice Cooper occupies in our catalogue rests on exactly that promise, filed where entertainment meets biography.

It is a pairing of shelves that tends to produce the most companionable listening. Books from that corner are rarely tidy chronicles. They circle, they double back, they stop to tell you about a room or a rehearsal or a bad decision, and the pleasure lies in the voice doing the telling rather than in any orderly march through the years. Judging by where this title sits, that is the register to expect.

Alice Cooper in audiobooks

Devil on my Shoulder is the title carrying this byline here, and it is a recent arrival rather than a settled fixture. Its running time is not yet confirmed on our listing and no listener verdicts have come in, so we are presenting it as a title to watch rather than one we can score for you.

That makes the proposition a straightforward one. If the meeting point of showmanship and memoir appeals, this is worth adding to your list now and returning to once the details are fully in place. Those details firm up as they reach us. The audiobooks below will show you exactly where things stand.