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LONDON – British police say they will review the 1969 death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones. Sussex police said Monday in a statement that they have received documents from an investigative journalist that relate to Jones’ death. They say the papers “will be examined by the force, but it’s too early to comment at this time as to what the outcome might be.” Jones died in July 1969 at age 27. His body was found in the swimming pool at his 11-acre (4.5-hectare) Sussex estate. A coroner said Jones drowned while under the influence of alcohol and drugs. But there has long been speculation about the nature of Jones’ death.

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Children’s Resale-The McCarty and Owen Elementary School PTAs will hold their Fall/Winter Children’s Clothing, Toy, and Equipment Resale on Saturday, September 19th from 7:00-11:00 a.m. with a half price sale from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at Owen Elementary School-Gymnasium, 1560 Westglen Drive, Naperville. Numbers will be given out at 6:00 a.m. Closely supervised children only. No strollers, please!

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Kiss‘ Gene Simmons has lambasted the media for ruining the group’s plans for a surprise performance in Oshawa, Canada, celebrating the Sonic Boom album’s release. News outlets complained that the city was being snubbed when it didn’t appear on the group’s tour itinerary, even though it was the top vote-getter in a contest determining where the trek would stop. Simmons says the ensuing outcry forced Kiss to schedule the special gig sooner than they’d have liked. The concert will take place Oct. 7.

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A new ZZ Top concert DVD titled Double Down Live is due out on Oct. 20. The two-disc set will include performances from two different periods in the Texas trio’s storied career. Disc one boasts a 22-song set the band played in 1980 in Essen, Germany, that was filmed for the German TV show Rockpalast. The second DVD captures ZZ Top during their 2008 European trek, and offers live footage, interviews and behind-the-scenes clips.