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Lead singer of the Arrows Alan Merrill and Hofner 500/1 bass. Arrows TV series season 2. 

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Alan Merrill, Dave Glover and Ray Lawrence at Manchester Night & Day club Oct. 12th 2016, the New Arrows UK tour '16.

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Alan Merrill playing at the Western Carnival (2 shows a day for a week) at the Nichigeki Theater Tokyo Japan April 1970. The 4,000 seat theater was sold out each show.

Photo from a Japanese magazine.

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Alan Merrill in a taxi after singing with the Jon Paris Group at BB Kings Times Square in New York City, January 9th 2017.

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Alan Merrill in London England on tour with his New Arrows, November 2013. Photo by Michi Nakao. #alanmerrill 

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Alan Merrill performing at St. Patrick's Basilica NYC Dec 10, 2011. Joined on the choruses by the Tisch All School Choir (NYU) conducted by the legendary Ralph Affoumado.

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L-R: Romain Decoret of Guitarist magazine France and Alan Merrill in Paris France. Sept. 1999.

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Alan Merrill recording guitar parts at Jon Gordon’s studio in New York City.

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Glam rocker Alan Merrill, Tokyo Japan 1973. At the time with the band Vodka Collins. Photo by Koo Saito.

He would two years later write and record “I Love Rock N Roll” as lead singer with his London based band The Arrows in 1975.

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British band the Arrows lead singer Alan Merrill (middle) and two members of The Cry from Seattle. Alan had just got off stage and appears to be soaked in sweat! The Cry played earlier in the night. The Grand Victory venue, September 2015, Brooklyn NY.

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Alan Merrill on stage with Amy Madden (bass).

Photo by Don “Black Cat” Sztabnik 2016.

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Alan Merrill’s new Arrows in Manchester at the club Night and Day, England Oct. 2016. Drums Ray Lawrence, Bass guitar Dave Glover. 

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Alan Merrill portrait by Mick Rock, mid 1990s.

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Arrows 4th single “I Love Rock N Roll” (RAK/EMI 1975) produced by Mickie Most. This is the Belgian release. The B-side was “Broken Down Heart” which was originally the A-side but was switched a few weeks after the initial release of the record May ‘75.

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Arrows 5th single on RAK/EMI records, “Hard Hearted” (1975) produced by Mickie Most. It was the last single by the band that was produced by Mickie Most who handed them over to Celtic legend Phil Coulter for production of their album “First Hit” (1976).

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Alan Merrill アラン・メリル  promotional photo (Watanabe Productions/Atlantic records, Japan) 1970

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Arrows Alan Merrill and Epiphone acoustic, Arrows TV show 1976. With band mates Jake Hooker and Paul Varley. Photos from Arrows show season one.