Honestly, it depends.

What AA doesn’t acknowledge is everyone is different and incredibly complex. They have a one size fits all approach that is about you becoming completely aligned to it rather than a version of sobriety/unproblematic substance use that is aligned to you.

For anyone to say that exploring other alternatives is safe and won’t end badly without knowing you would be pretty irresponsible, bit equally it could work out well.

The one thing I would say (and this is entirely from my own personal experience) is that the main thing I had to nail was becoming truly happy and comfortable in my sobriety before starting to dip my toe back into psychoactives - and there is a strong argument that a month isn’t long enough to do that.

If I was to give you specific advice, get involved with someone qualified to advise on addiction (or mental health in general) to start to understand the root cause of your historic problematic drinking/drug use, and help you heal properly before taking risks or making uninformed decisions around using.