In 1971, a frustrated 54-year-old writer named Beatrice Sparks spoke directly to teens by masquerading as one of them. Her disguise came in the form of a book, Go Ask Alice, which was marketed as the ...

At the recent Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp in Scottsdale, Arizona, amateur musicians jammed with the mega-rockers Alice Cooper and Judas Priest’s Rob Halford. This writer sat in on drums. The great ...

Go Ask Alice was published anonymously in 1971, but in the last two decades, it still lives in the top 25 most frequently banned books, according to the American Library Association. That's stamina.

In 1971, the YA book Go Ask Alice hit shelves and almost immediately set off a firestorm. Purportedly the real-life diary of a straitlaced teen girl who lost her life to drugs, it was an instant hit, ...

“I’m a dad first and an artist second,” Alice Cooper declares. Yet the former Vincent Furnier isn’t bothered in the slightest that he has to watch twenty-something daughter Calico Cooper get mauled ...

The Go Ask Alice website was set up by Columbia University as a forum for students to ask questions and receive responses from health care professionals on sex education topics. However, the site is ...