Abstract
We propose the use of B±→D**0(−)K± decay modes for a theoretically clean determination of the weak phase γ. The self-tagging decays of the neutral D** mesons make a measurement of the b→uc¯s amplitude feasible. This overcomes the problem with the Gronau-London-Wyler proposal. Even an upper limit on the B(B−→D¯**0K−) will place an assumption free, lower bound on γ.