The sonic architecture of Alice Cooper began in Phoenix, Arizona, where a group of high school cross-country teammates formed a band called The Earwigs in 1964. Led by Vincent Furnier and featuring Glen Buxton, Dennis Dunaway, Bruce Michael, and John Speer, the group evolved through names like The Spiders and Nazz before settling on Alice Cooper in 1968. Legend suggests the name came from a Ouija board session, but the moniker eventually served as a persona that challenged the flower-power idealism of the late sixties with a darker, theatrical grit. Moving to Los Angeles, the band struggled until they were The post Complete List Of Alice Cooper Songs From A to Z appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.