Ronnie Lee Williams - "King Kong (Is Alive And Well)" b/w "D.Y.A.O" Eurodisc 1976 If you've ever hankered for a "where are they now" speculation tune regarding cinema's most famous giant gorilla, done in a thumping disco beat, no less, then this is the song for you! According to Williams, Double K (or K-squared) grew tired of the smog-clogged, superficial scene in Los Angeles and beat feet to somewhere else in California. Where, we never learn. Ronnie Lee Williams is an American expat who made his way to Germany while in the military in the 1960s. There he started a long career as an actor, presenter, radio personality and singer. I presume this single was produced to cash in on the remake of King Kong that came out the same year, starring Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange. The flipside on this bad boy is "D.Y.A.O.", which, as you might imagine, stands for Dance Your Ass Off. It's definitely funky, and has a strong James Brown f...