The founder of the shock-rock movement, the king of horror, Alice Cooper was born into a family of hereditary clergymen of the Protestant church. The ancestors of Vincent Damon Fournier's parents — Ella Mae and Ethera Moroni Fournier — were French Huguenots who had once settled in the city of Detroit.
The boy was born on February 4, 1948. He received his primary education in the Lutheran Church of Detroit. When Vincent was 13 years old, his family moved to the city of Phoenix, where he graduated from high school. Already in childhood, Vincent discovered a great love of art. Together with a friend, he studied the work of Salvador Dali. At school, the boy held an active social position and wrote feuilletons to the school newspaper. Together with his classmates, dreaming of the fame of "The Beatles", he creates a teenage rock band that immediately became famous for its unusual shock stage techniques.
The person I admire is my mother. Mum is the closest and dearest person who will always come to the rescue, who will caress, regret, and give valuable advice. From my earliest childhood, I wanted to be like my mother. She's beautiful, smart, and caring. I remember my childhood. I was always surprised at how my mother managed everything. She helped my older sister do her homework, picked me up from kindergarten, came home from work and cooked a delicious dinner. Every weekend we went for a walk in the park together. Before going to bed, she would tell me some stories, or we would just talk about how our day went off. And we loved playing board games. My mother also had time to sew and compose poems. And she was good at it. Of course, there was a time when I made and still make mistakes, and my mother always gives me advice, and she can scold me. But my mum and I are like two girlfriends. I don't have secrets from her. I trust her. She is a very sociable person. She has a lot of friends with whom she always finds a common language.
