Alice Cooper is a famous rock singer, who has managed to remain very successful in the music industry for many years. And Alice Cooper has not only become popular as a musician, but also as a songwriter and even a DJ. The American singer’s real name is Vincent Damon Furnier, but the star remains best known with his stage name, Alice Cooper.

Alice Cooper was born in Detroit Michigan on February 4, 1948. The star’s father was a priest and most of his childhood, Vincent has been active in his church. However, Alice Cooper decided to not follow his father’s steps into becoming a priest himself, but he actually became one of the most famous and appreciated rock stars in the world. And like most rock stars, Alice Cooper has been linked to many scandals and the star is known to have experienced numerous personal issues. Alice Cooper’s girlfriend, Christine Frka, has died due to an overdose in November, 1972. That was a crucial moment in Alice Cooper’s life, as the star was marked by the event. After that event Alice Cooper has been romantically involved with Cindy Lang. The two have been a couple for a period of time, separating in 1975.

Alice Cooper only married in 1976, when he met Sheryl Goddard. The former ballerina actually starred alongside Alice Cooper in his famous show which aired between 1975 and 1982. Although the two seemed to be a very happy couple, their relationship ended in 1983, when Sheryl filed for divorce, claiming that her husband’s problems with alcoholism were the ones which ended their marriage. Still, the love that the two have always shared for one another helped them reconcile and the two got back together only a year after filing the divorce papers. And they are still a couple today, having three children together. Although Alice Cooper managed to find love with this marriage, the star was overwhelmed by his huge fame, so he began having issues with alcohol and drug abuse. However, the star has managed to overcome these personal issues since the 1980s and he has also helped other alcohol addicts to overcome similar problems.