A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the past week.

Alice Cooper Recordings: Alive Enterprises Inc. was sued in Los Angeles Superior Court over the rights to recordings of the Alice Cooper rock group at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go in 1969. Herbert Cohen, who does business as Bizarre Records, filed the suit, which claims that he won sole rights to the recordings in an earlier case. Cohen and Enigma Records planned to release the recordings, but Alive, which has the rights of individuals in the group, claims that it owns the exclusive rights. The suit seeks court orders barring Alive from interfering with Cohen’s use of the recordings. (Filed June 19, 1990. Case No. BC003812)