Acapulco Gold Köln, Germany
In den späten 70zigern und frühen 80zigern outete sich die Band ACAPULCO GOLD mit ihrem Namen und ihren Texten als Kämpfer
für eine gerechtere Drogenpolitik.
Von der ersten LP ROCK IN EINER SPRACHE DIE JEDER VERSTEHT ist das Lied ICH TÖRN LIEBER AN der Identifikationssong einer breiten Masse geworden und wurde hauptsächlich auf kopierten Kassetten weiterverbreitet. Sodom und Gomorrha war ihr Hit.
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