Thanked the man who found his credit card

After an Arizona man found Alice Cooper's lost credit card, the legendary rocker thanked him with a copy of his latest album.

Cooper lost the card after a round of golf, when he accidentally left it at a gas station. The card was later found by local resident Jeff Guy, who managed to return it to the musician, and in return received a signed edition of his new album, "The Revenge Of Alice Cooper."

After finding the card, Guy's wife suggested he contact Cooper's charity, the Alice Cooper Solid Rock Teen Center. Thanks to that, the card was returned to Cooper on Monday, June 8, just before he left for his European tour.

"That man is a legend to people of my generation, there's no doubt about that, and I'm really glad I was able to help him get his card back," Guy told local television station 12News.

Cooper and Guy appeared together on a local television program, where the musician stopped to take photos with people and thanked Guy for "making a good decision" before going on tour.

The start of the tour comes after Cooper announced a new "definitive autobiography" called "Devil On My Shoulder," as well as a UK promotional tour during which he will talk to audiences about the book.

The memoir, due for publication on October 8, promises to provide a detailed look at his prolific career and personal life, including anecdotes about famous figures such as Salvador Dali, John Lennon, Frank Sinatra, Bette Davis, Jimi Hendrix and Andy Warhol.