This commercial has been on a while (since last month).  It's just a promo for espn for their NASCAR broadcasts.  They play the intro to Jungle for like 30 seconds.  It has nothing to do with a tour or reunion.

Since you brought this up, I might as well comment.  I love In the Line of Fire, I've seen it around eight times and each time I find something new.  The great part about Malkovich's role is that there is a multilayered complexity to it.  He is sympathetic to Frank (Clint's character) and his past, yet he is still extremely pissed off at the government.  I see his character as Frank's evil double.  I end up rooting for him at the end.  There's also that relationship with Clint and Rene Russo that's great.  One of my favorite scenes is when Clint plays this beautiful short piano piece in the middle of the film.  Good stuff.

The Spirit--an unwatchable piece of shit and a waste of two hours.  The only part that was moderately interesting was the fact that Samuel L. Jackson started hamming it up.  Now whether he did this intentionally or by function of the script I can't say.

Great!  I'm glad you enjoyed it as I watched this in the theater and thought it was a moving experience.  I loved the gray toned cinematography as well.  Any role which deviates Malkovich from his annoyed, sarcastic characters is good by me.  This is not meant as a criticism but he seems to get an awful lot of roles that have those characteristics.

Stairway to Heaven

Definitely Queen as the song is an all time classic.