This, one imagines, is gravy time for the members of the Police – time to loll about the mansion examining the newly acquired bric-a-brac, to drop by the occasional London soiree and be greeted like a foreign head of state, and yes, even to pick up the instrument now and then and mull over that solo project. Time indeed to enjoy their considerable accomplishments in 1983: millions in tour revenue and sales of their fifth LP, Synchronicity, and the nearly unquestioned status as rock & roll's best-loved active band. And so, drummer Stewart Copeland drifts down to the Caribbean to hone his polo game – deucedly difficult to...
Read the entire article in Rolling Stone circa 1984: http://rol.st/1tzCiKk
Watch The Police perform live at Beat Club in 1978: