Micky Dolenz, , Monkees Drummer, Sues FBI.<br />CNN reports that the band's last surviving member has sued the government agency over records it may have involving members of the Monkees. .<br />According to the complaint, the FBI investigated <br />the band in 1967 for alleged anti-war activities. .<br />According to the complaint, the FBI investigated <br />the band in 1967 for alleged anti-war activities. .<br />References to the band appear in two places in FBI files: a 1967 Los Angeles Field Office memorandum on anti-Vietnam war activities and a second document redacted entirely, Via the FBI's website.<br />Although part of the FBI's case file on the band was publicly released over 10 years ago, Dolenz now wants to see the whole thing.<br />Although part of the FBI's case file on the band was publicly released over 10 years ago, Dolenz now wants to see the whole thing.<br />Dolenz claims that he filed a Freedom of Information Act request in June, but the FBI never responded.<br />Dolenz claims that he filed a Freedom of Information Act request in June, but the FBI never responded.<br />This lawsuit is designed to obtain any records the FBI created and/or possesses on the Monkees as well as its individual members, Via lawsuit, as reported by CNN.<br />Mr. Dolenz has exhausted all necessary required administrative remedies with respect to his [Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act] request, Via lawsuit, as reported by CNN.<br />CNN reports that the Monkees had <br />four No. 1 albums the year they were investigated. .<br />CNN reports that the Monkees had <br />four No. 1 albums the year they were investigated.
