Artist Drew Struzan designed this memorable image when on staff at Ernie Cefalu's Pacific Eye & Ear, the famed design studio who produced a number of widely-recognized covers for music industry clients including Black Sabbath's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Iron Butterfly's Scorching Beauty and many others.

According to Ernie, "This album is one of only two albums that Drew collaborated on with another illustrator (he and Bill Garland did these final illustrations together). The "St. Valentine's Day Massacre" theme proved to be more complex than we bargained for as both of the final illustrations (the inside and outside gatefold covers) had to be changed to exclude 13 stars who were still living. To meet the deadline, we decided to use stars who were dead and had similar heights to the stars they replaced so that the new heads would fit on existing bodies in the illustration."

Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits was released in 1974 on Warner Brothers records. It features the hit singles and some B-sides of songs from their third album (Love It to Death) up through the last album with the band's original lineup (Muscle of Love) and proved to be quite successful, hitting #8 on the U.S. album charts in 1974.

The music featured on this 2-record set proves that the "father of shock rock" brought more to the stage than his over-the-top theatrics. Songs created in a wide range of styles - arena rock classics such as I'm Eighteen, School's Out and No More Mr. Nice Guy are included alongside crowd-pleasers such as Billion Dollar Babies, Hello Hooray and Desperado.

It's been said that, if it weren't for Alice Cooper's trend-setting onstage performances, the career paths of musical acts such as David Bowie, KISS, Marilyn Manson and White Zombie might have taken very different directions, and it's hard to dispute that fact.

Since parting with the original band in 1974 and legally changing his name from Vincent Furnier to Alice Cooper, Alice has released over fifteen albums since going solo (with the fantastic Welcome To My Nightmare his first release in 1975).

We know how important it is that you feel secure about paying online so we use Protx to process card payments. Protx provide secure online credit card and debit card payment solutions for thousands of online and mail order businesses and are the largest independent Payment Service Provider in the UK.

Prints are wrapped in acid free tissue, and packed into heavy-duty tubes. The tubes will accommodate up to three prints.

UK orders are despatched by Royal Mail Special Delivery or by courier (where your order can be tracked). Orders to the rest of the world are despatched by international courier. In all cases, a packing and consignment cost will be added to your order and calculated at checkout. Responsibility for the print lies with us until you receive it and for this reason we insist on sending prints by insured, sign-for shipping.

It can be difficult to make a judgement about an artwork without seeing it in the flesh. We do our best to give you the information you need, visual and otherwise, to make your choices.

We can assure you that the artwork we publish, print or market is of the highest quality and that the artworks we market on behalf of other publishers have been selected by us to be of comparable quality to our own.

Our published artwork is printed on the finest paper stock by renowned and experience printers using traditional or modern techniques. They will either be signed by the artist or embossed with authentication.