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Where you can find everything you ever wanted to know about the band.
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"I value all of my experiences and maybe particularly the sad experiences because they've fed my muse. The songs are written to move people, and the greatest compliment anyone can pay one of my songs is that it made them cry. And I've done that for myself on a number of occasions. It's lovely feeling; it's good to cry, it does you a world of good." - Sting
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Where your adoration of The Police can be shared with thousands of other fans.
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Sting talks very openly about his memoir, including such content as feeling like an outsider, his fascination with tantric sex, and the music industry.
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"Not many people write words that are worth listening to in rock music. They're garbage, most lyrics. I'm more interested in creating beautiful lines."
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One of the first interviews with a member of the band after they hit it big.
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In 2008, journalists get the drummer to reflect on the band's reunion tour.