1983 "Peg" opens, and doses, on Broadway.
1986 The Songwriters Guild of America gives Peggy Lee the 13th annual Aggie Award.
1988 Peggy sues Walt Disney Productionsfor royalties from "Lady and the Tramp," a case that breaks ground for the rights of artists.
1990 Peggy Lee receives ASCAP's Pied Piper Award, the organization it highest accolade, for lifetime achievement.
1994 The Society of Singers honors Peggy Lee at their annual tribute.
1995 Peggy Lee makes her last commercial recording, with Benny Carter.
Peggy Lee is awarded her second Grammy Award, for lifetime achievement.
1999 Peggy Lee is inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
2002 Peggy Lee passes away and is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park in Los Angeles.
Peggy Lee's music continues to be important to musicians and lovers of music today.
Several other albums are re-mastered and re-released.