] Two members of the classic rock band The Doors are
] reconstituting the group, but a former band mate is
] challenging their legal right to use the name The Doors.
] As keyboardist Ray Manzarek and guitarist Robbie Krieger
] prepare for a sold-out show Friday at the Universal
] Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, drummer John Densmore has
] filed suit over their use of the band's name and logo.
] The suit alleges breach of contract, unfair competition
] and trademark violation -- and seeks injunctive relief
] and monetary damages.
] The suit also names singer Ian Astbury and drummer
] Stewart Copeland as defendants.
] Astbury, formerly of the British band The Cult, and
] Copeland, formerly of The Police, have joined Manzarek
] and Krieger in a new incarnation of the band -- formerly
] fronted by Jim Morrison -- that turned out such rock
] classics as "Light My Fire," "Riders on the Storm" and
] "L.A. Woman."

When are The Doors not The Doors?