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INSTANT KARMA

Magic ephemera

Theatre director Rob Roth is also one of the world’s foremost collectors of classic rock memorabilia. He talks us through some of his favourite items

ALICE COOPER

1973 tour poster, pillowcase and napkin

“My parents forbade me to go to see Alice Cooper’s legendary Billion Dollar Babies tour in 1973 – I was 11, so this was good parenting! I’ve been obsessed with all things Alice since then, and have ended up directing a number of Alice’s tours over the years. This is the poster for the 1973 tour, along with the pillowcase and napkin from the Starship plane, which Alice and the band used on that tour.”

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