It has been only less than a week since Alice Cooper released his latest album Detroit Stories, but the legendary musician has already made plans for his follow-up effort, which will be recorded on tour with the current lineup of his solo band and might also be a concept album about the road.

During his appearance on an episode of the "In The Trenches With Ryan Roxie" video podcast last Saturday (February 27th), the day after Detroit Stories was released, the singer told the following to his guitarist Ryan Roxie, who hosts the podcast: "[Detroit Stories is] out now. So now we've gotta think what's next. And what's next to me is showing off this band. And I think that the only way to do that is to take it on the road, write songs now but rehearse them during soundcheck on the road, and, at some point, on the road, record the whole album live in one of the venues that we're doing. With this band, the whole idea is to show off how tight the band really is. So if we write the songs, rehearse them on the road, record it on the road, and call the album The Road or just Road, really, that would be the concept for the whole album. And stories about the road."

In addition to Roxie, the current lineup of Cooper's solo band also includes Tommy Henriksen (guitar), Nita Strauss (guitar), Chuck Garric (bass) and Glen Sobel (drums).

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