Audio CD > ISO

Yeah, but I remember hearing that the ISO format does not support more than one track/sesssion. It will only use the data track if it exists.
I'd just use the WAV/CUE option in EAC, open EAC and choose the "Copy Image & Create CUE Sheet" option under the Action menu. This will extract all the audio CD's tracks to one large wav file and make a CUE sheet for reference of where the tracks begin.
Using a program like Daemon tools, you could mount the CUE sheet and have it emulate an audio CD under Windows, or you could just use a program like foobar2000 that supports direct reading of CUE sheets (this includes APE/CUE and FLAC/CUE formats).
Also the last time I used Alcohol 120% to copy a CD with Audio tracks, all the tracks began two seconds into the song, I'm guessing Alcohol guessed the CD's gaps wrong. When dealing with a pure Audio CD, EAC is the best choice IMO (you can learn more on how to make perfect WAV/CUE files by going here).

Jam it back in, in the dark.