The truest account of The Police’s beginning and early days.
Original diary pages, hand-made poster designs, callow observations and other scribblings of 26-year-old progger-turned-punk Stewart Copeland tell the story of the ‘starving years’ of the band – Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland – who became one of the world’s biggest acts.
This 296 page paperback book, printed in full colour, is illustrated throughout with classic and hitherto unseen vintage photos from Stewart’s deepest vaults.
As the man says: ‘It’s a big, noisy book about one heckuva ride.’