Alice Cooper Gifts His Latest Album To Man Who Found His Credit Card At Payson Gas Station

Here is a wholesome news story for the weekend: An Arizona man named Geoff Guy found a credit card at a Payson gas station, and it happened to belong to Alice Cooper, who had been golfing in the area and accidentally left the card at a pump. He managed to get it back to the rock legend, and was rewarded with a signed copy of his latest album The Revenge Of Alice Cooper.

How exactly does one get ahold of Alice Cooper to return his credit card, you may wonder. Guy's wife suggested he call Cooper's Phoenix-based nonprofit, the Alice Cooper Solid Rock Teen Center. He was able to get the card to Cooper on Monday (June 8) right before he left for his European tour. "The guy is a legend for people of my generation. That's for sure, and I'm really glad I could help get it back to him," Guy told 12News.

Cooper recently announced the Alice Cooper - The Studio Albums 1975-1978 box set, out next month.