The consumer advocacy group at the center of the flap about JerryBrown’s ex-spokesman secretly recording phone calls has sent a formaldemand to the Attorney General’s office, seeking all internal documentsthat could shed light on the matter. The Public Records Act request, filed by Consumer Watchdog, is one ofat least three separate efforts to dig deeper into the controversy,which began with the disclosure last week that Scott Gerber, Brown’sformer press secretary, recorded conversations with reporters withoutinforming them or asking their consent. Gerber resigned on Monday.