Alec's "solo" albums contain some of the greatest eurodisco tracks of all time. His albums often had a historical or classical theme, the best known of these being "Romeo and Juliet", which was used in the disco movie "Thank God it's Friday" (although it was not on the soundtrack album).
His film scores included Trocadero Lemon Blue, containing the classic "Trocadero suite" and the brilliant "Grooves (introduction)". The film is based around kid's roller skating life in Paris in the 1970's.
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" follows in the footsteps of "Romeo & Juliet". These bouncy basslines and thumping disco beats are Alec's trademark; for an example, listen to the introduction to "Winds of change". This was another film score he did for an obscure feature-length animation.
Most of Alec's albums were recorded in the Trident studios in London, and featured background vocals by the Birds of Paris.
Romeo & Juliet (Casablanca 12" NBD 20111, 1978) - one sided 12" The Hunchback of Notredame (Casablanca 12" NBD 20143, 1978) - one-sided 12" Synergy (Casablanca 12" NBD 20191, 1979) - one-sided 12"