made three crucial blocks in a single play to dissolve a threat in Louisville's goal box.

Mikey Craig said his son has always been vigorous on the soccer field — and on the drums. The first time he saw Paco play the drums was at a school event for prospective parents, where 14-year-old Paco was performing with the jazz orchestra. He had only picked up the drumsticks six months prior.

“He was a little loud," Mikey recalled, laughing. "The conductor kept telling him, 'Tame it down a little bit. This is not rock n' roll.'”

Usually, it was Mikey onstage as Paco looked on. Although Culture Club's touring was limited during Paco's childhood, he and his family did sometimes accompany the band on the road. Mikey would make his sons writeabout whatever they saw to compensate for missing school.

This summer, Culture Club is in the midst of a tour that kicked off June 6, with stops in North America, Australia, Japan and Mexico. Paco recently saw the band perform in Nashville but said he never quite got used to seeing his father as a celebrity.

"It's a little strange, to be honest," he said, "because I know him to be completely human and a down-to-earth guy, but people who are fans of him see him as an unattainable otherworldly thing. It was always funny to me because of how he was as a father: very present, always there and provided a good example for me. It was incredible to see him play, always. I loved seeing how people were