Kane Roberts is well known as guitar player for none other than ALICE COOPER. He can be heard on the albums Constrictor and Raise Your Fist To Hell. He also performed live on the tours for these albums. The guitarist as well was involved in writing the songs on these two albums and in charge for adding the Metal flair of the late 80s to Alices sound. Roberts on stage performance was branded by his masculine looks and his utopian looking, pyrotechnical guitars. After leaving Alices band, Roberts released his first, self-titled solo album in 1987. The lyrics of the song Full Pull have been penned by Alice Cooper. In 1989, the guitarist appeared as a guest on Coopers Trash record on the song Bed Of Nails. Saints And Sinners, Kane Roberts second album, was released in 1991 and included the Jon Bon Jovi written track
Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore? which also has been recorded by Cher. Additionally to this, Kane Roberts also can be heard on the group BERLINs record Count Three & Pray which was produced by Bob Ezrin and on one album by Rod Stewart. Roberts also sang backing vocals on Steve Vais Sex And Religion record. The song Take It off from the Kiss record Revenge was written by Roberts, Bob Ezrin and Paul Stanley. Furthermore, he took part in the recordings for albums by STATUS QUO (Quo) and DESMOND CHILD (Discipline). After the release of his second solo album, Kane Roberts granted himself a break of a couple of years outside of the music business and returned in 1999 with his band PHOENIX DOWN. Under The Wild Sky is the only album released by this band. Since then, Roberts has been working as graphic designer and programmer for video games. In 2006, Kane Roberts started to record a new album which so far hasnt been released. The German Label Yesterrock is proud to announce the reissue of the first Kane Roberts album, which has been a
long time out of print and became a rare and expensive collectors item. In cooperation with Universal Music Germany, Yesterrock is now releasing this sought after album. All songs have been lavishly remastered.