5 things learned from Nita Strauss' Sportskeeda interview

#1 Nita Strauss reveals if Alice Cooper keeps up with the current WWE product

Alice Cooper famously accompanied Jake "The Snake" Roberts at WrestleMania III

Nita Strauss is perhaps best known for being Alice Cooper's guitarist. Similar to Strauss, Alice Cooper himself has a lengthy history with WWE and WrestleMania.

Cooper famously accompanied Jake "The Snake" Roberts to the ring during his match with The Honkey Tonk Man at WrestleMania III and even threatened Jimmy Hart with Damien after the match.

31 years ago, I let loose a python at #WrestleMania III. Tonight, @hurricanenita and her guitar let loose @WWE SuperStar @ShinsukeN’s entrance theme at WrestleMania 34 #SickThings pic.twitter.com/Q6KeSuFWaQ

— Alice Cooper (@alicecooper) April 8, 2018

When asked if Alice Cooper keeps up with the current WWE product, Nita Strauss revealed that while the rock icon doesn't keep up with current WWE, he has some great stories about his WrestleMania III experience with Jake "The Snake" Roberts:

"He doesn't keep up with the current product. But don't fault him for that, the guy does not own a phone. I'm not exaggerating he actually doesn't have a phone. He's very old school. Sometimes it's funny when people think, these fake accounts are him messaging on Twitter or Instagram, like he literally does not have a cellphone. He's got this presence but he's not the one personally going on and tweeting things. But he speaks really fondly of the old days, you know WrestleMania III and Jake The Snake. He's got great, great stories about his time at WrestleMania."

Nita Strauss also explained that Cooper is emotionally attached to wrestlers he knows and loves, telling a story about when WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley attended an Alice Cooper show:

"Mick Foley actually came to our show and Alice got really excited that he was there, he's like 'wow that's Mankind,' he was really excited. I don't think he keeps up with any of the new stuff but he definitely is still really emotionally attached to the wrestlers that he knows and loves."