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It does stuff up the CRC as I can't use winzip to unzip the file.
However, gunzip does care.

Once I get the regex right in my perl script, I will be able to extract the filename from the winzip...

Yes.

I kind of solved this by writing a perl script. The script unbundles the file first by using the record separator "\x50\x4B\x03\x04". The script does rely on knowing the filenames in the zip file.

I don't have the command "unzip" on my machine and I am not allowed to install any new software (i.e. unzip). I can only use gunzip + your usual Unix command (eg perl).

Is there any way to uncompress files in winzip/pkzip format which contain mulitple members without using the "unzip" command?

Well, I did use "ls -l". I think the problem, as you said, is the fact that the file was created less than 6 months old.
Is there a way to change this behaviour? I need to determine the exact date...

If a file is created in previous year, how to get "ls" to display the file's create date time including year.

OS: Compaq Tru64.