The brothers are close. Sometimes they're mistaken for each other.

Enter the presidential Band of brothers.

Douglas Band, known for avoiding the spotlight, was mentioned last fall in the Wall Street Journal for his role in brokering a $100 million real estate deal involving an Italian businessman and one of Clinton's investor friends in California.

For Roger Band, working as Clinton's traveling physician was supposed to be a short-term deal. But Clinton felt so comfortable with Band…

Band receives no salary and has no contract. He's never brought it up and insists it doesn't matter "because the opportunities and privileges are huge. I'm happy to donate my time, for now, while it's doable."

"Roger doesn't care about the trappings of wealth or fame," says brother Douglas, 35, Clinton's shadow since 1998. "In politics, it's all about self-promotion. He's a simple, self-deprecating dude."

The brothers are close. Sometimes they're mistaken for each other. At the opening of the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock in 2004, Barbra Streisand planted a wet one on Roger's cheek. She thought he was Doug.

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