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10/26/2009

Soupy Sales pies Alice Cooper

07:48 AM PT, Oct 26 2009

Beloved '60s kiddie entertainer Soupy Sales died last week at the age of 83. Did he pie St. Peter as he arrived at the Pearly Gates? We'll never know, but he did once pie the ghoul of rock, Alice Cooper.

Cooper, had this to say about his pal: "Being from Detroit, I came home everyday and watched Soupy at lunch. One of the greatest moments of my life was getting pie-faced by Soupy. He was one of my all time heroes."

-- Richard Metzger


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