In its 27 March 1993 edition, the Swedish newspaper "Expressen" reported that Ekberg had once been a member of a band called "Commit Suiside" ["sic"], which sang songs with explicit racist lyrics. Ekberg claims that the cited lyrics were not recorded by Commit Suiside, but says he regrets this past part of his life as a big mistake. Commit Suiside was a neo-Nazi band active in Gothenburg from 1983 to 1986, when Ulf was between the ages of 13 and 16. Other media outlets reported that Ekberg had been a neo-nazi skinhead. In 1998, some of his old songs were released on the compilation album "Uffe was a Nazi!". Including songs like "Rör inte vårt land" (Don't touch our land), "Vit makt, svartskalleslakt!" (White Power, black head slaughter) and a cover of Skrewdriver's "Smash the IRA", with the lyrics changed to refer to the VPK.