What is it with Kelly Jones and bathrooms? Earlier this year, he was cited for public urination, and now he's ended up in a bloody brawl with security guards after waltzing into the women's restroom at a club.

Apparently, Stereophonics are making their electroclash debut. Or something.

Although the shows aren't until November, the band -- and ostensibly their fans -- are major advance planners... because tickets for the shows go on sale this Friday, May 25th. People who buy tickets that day will get a free MP3 download, as well.

The band will make "Bank Holiday Monday" available as a free download on May 28th [which is, in the US, anyway, as close to a "bank holiday" as we get, being Memorial Day. Even sooner, the song will be played on Radio 1 starting May 1st.

"Rewind" is officially available today [in the UK, anyway.] The double-disc set contains a feature-length documentary on the history of the band, over 2.5 hours of concert footage, and a lot of behind the scenes information on Stereophonics.

The drummer was asked to leave the band in 2003, and was rather quiet about his departure -- until now -- when he's decided to "correct the lies" and lash out at Kelly Jones. Hmmmm. I wonder if this has anything -- at all -- to do with his new band.

Unlike Kelly Jones' side project, which sounded like a stripped-down Sterophonics, Javier's is a bit different. Mostly because it's all in Spanish. It's called Capitan Melao, and songs and tour dates have been announced.

The band, called Killing For Company, will be opening for The Who in Swansea on June 1st, but not until they play their first-ever live show this weekend at Rhondda Sports Centre.