I would say we have another one: 

  
 ==Latest standell66 edit== 

 I am confused  by the latest edit by  adding in final para Although the Standells™ have gone through various incarnations over the years (with Tony Valentino being the only member to never have left the band), but, since he is not in the current lineup, did the band thus leave him?  Then there's the WP:PEA-worthy Their impact on the musical space-time continuum is immense, and the assertion of popular opinion  - clearly, the band's core line-up recognized by the public (and has secondary meaning). 

 Also the addition of tm and registration symbols throughout is just a little over the top, and I am guessing not in keeping with WP:MOS. 

 So I am fixing those things, and done a general clean up. thus.  

    

 =Sources== 

 Much of the article is primary research, and thus subject to more scrutiny than usual as to secondary references. The good ones being, apart from the Burgess/Knowlin bio, the 2011 EPH and the 2004 LA Times, and also the (removed in the last edit) Garage Hangover. I've got a feeling this last one went because its version of the classic lineup omits  Dick Dodd.  

 Larry Tamblyn did  to trademark The Standells name  in 2009, granted in 2010.  
 Reading the patent application, apart from the Burgess/Knowlin bio, it only makes reference to the band's facebook and, indeed, this Wikipedia article - but no further independent sources including the "dba" filed in the State Of California in 1964 mentioned in the article. 

 What would be great is if someone who has the book could go through and improve and thoroughly reference the article.