Police

How fist fights, roadies, James Bond, classical music and Beatles producer George Martin helped to create one of the biggest albums of the '80s.

The band's last album was also their best.

Close to disintegrating during 'Synchronicity' sessions, trio hoped for actions but got words from Beatles producer in 1983.

Even today, many listeners remain oblivious to its subject matter.

Frontman looks back on Police tour of 2007-8, and explains why they didn't even try to write new music.

Drummer says band members "get along great, so long as we don't have to share a stage or a studio."

Upcoming album features orchestral arrangements of classic tracks.

The rocker has still made plenty of money off "I'll Be Missing You."

The red light district, some false starts and a "s---ty little gig" all played a role in the classic song's creation.

Guitarist Waddy Wachtel claimed innocence about the “Edge of Seventeen” riff.

The drummer talks memory, fandom and anxiety as he prepares to publish his diaries of the band's formative era.

Looking back at five albums and a scattering of non-LP singles, B-sides and soundtrack appearances.