"Alice did a show last night at Penn's Peak in Pennsylvania. Great show, great audience. During the concert, Alice was doing his thing with one of his swords and it got caught up in the dancer's whip and it went into the audience. Luckily, no one was hurt. But, the sword did wind up in the audience and evidently someone has a great souvenir. Alice would love to get the sword back. He is personally offering a reward of $500 (cash) for its return. Now, there is not even a question of someone being worried about being accused of theft or anything because the sword was NOT stolen! It was lost. Alice lost it himself. If something goes into the audience...it is pretty much fair game. Also, if someone can return it and they would like to come to the show in Reading, PA (very close to Jim Thorpe), Alice will provide 2 free tickets for the show as well as backstage passes to meet Alice and take a picture together with the sword. If you can return the sword, please send an email to alicecooper@alicecooper.com"
Concert goer's reaction:
It's a miracle that no-one was hurt by that thing as it flew into the audiece (I actually feared I was gonna get pierced with it myself last Saturday night - it was about two inches from my face several times!). However, this really sucks for Alice. That sword is no mere stage prop - it actually belonged to legendary Hollywood Golden Age actor Errol Flynn and is one of Alice's most beloved posessions.
I sincerely hope whoever walked off with it finds out about Alice wanting it back and takes him up on the offer. It would be a shame to have something like that lost forever to an audience member who merely thinks it's just a nifty concert souvenir.
Concert goer's reaction:
It's a miracle that no-one was hurt by that thing as it flew into the audiece (I actually feared I was gonna get pierced with it myself last Saturday night - it was about two inches from my face several times!). However, this really sucks for Alice. That sword is no mere stage prop - it actually belonged to legendary Hollywood Golden Age actor Errol Flynn and is one of Alice's most beloved posessions.
I sincerely hope whoever walked off with it finds out about Alice wanting it back and takes him up on the offer. It would be a shame to have something like that lost forever to an audience member who merely thinks it's just a nifty concert souvenir.
