Is it possible to drop a column from AWS Keyspaces table?

I need to write roll-in and roll-back scripts for AWS Keyspaces. Roll-in is

ALTER TABLE my_table ADD (
  next_value_1 double,
  next_value_2 double,
);

What roll-back script should be? According to what's written at Tutorial: Delete data in an Amazon Keyspaces table I can't drop columns from a table.

You can delete a column from a specific row, individual rows from a table, all the rows from a table, an entire table, or a keyspace.

Also there's no ALTER TABLE xxx DROP () mentions in DDL statements page.

Is there any way to do this?

It looks like you cannot. From the doc mentioned in the original post, the supported syntax is:

ALTER TABLE table_name    

    [ ADD ( column_definition | column_definition_list)  ] 
    [[ADD | DROP] TAGS {'key1':'val1', 'key2':'val2'}]            
    [ WITH table_options [ , ... ] ] ;

It looks like you can ADD and DROP tags, but you can only ADD columns. If you need to DROP a column, it looks like you'll have to recreate the table.

Despite how AWS Keyspaces is touted as a drop-in replacement for Cassandra, there are many things that it simply does not support.

Note that ALTER TABLE table_name DROP column_name does indeed work in both Apache Cassandra and DataStax Astra DB.