Does Alcohol Consumption Cause Elevation In Liver Enzymes?

Question: I am 34 yrs old (male) and recently had some routine bloodwork done that showed elevated liver enzymes. My AST was 51 and ALT was 72. I also had high cholesterol at 258 (HDL=71, LDL=166, Triglycerides=155). I am a regular drinker and normally consume 2-3 alcoholic drinks a day and probably 5-6 a day on the weekends. I recently broke my wrist and had been taking percocet and norco daily for about 2 months just prior to the bloodwork (probably averaged 650 mgs of acetaminophen a day). Unfortunately, I did not change my drinking habits for those two months and drank while taking the medication. Even worse, on two consecutive days about 4 days prior to the blood test I took 4 or 5 pills in a day and consumed a pretty large amount of alcohol with them - maybe 8-10 drinks each time. Do you think the combination of alcohol and painkillers is the likely cause for the elevated liver enzymes? I have no symptoms at this time, this was just a routine checkup. It was a comprehensive metabolic panel and all other levels were within the normal range ( GGT, ALP, Billirubin, and Albumin).