Police

The Police drum legend will hit the road for more than 30 shows starting in June.

More than $800,000 has already changed hands. Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland say it's not nearly enough.

The Police drummer sticks up for the music that helped him find his path in the seventh episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland believe they're owed for the "digital exploitation" of the band's hits. Sting disagrees.

Legal action unfolds after efforts to reach an out-of-court settlement apparently failed.

It's the first time they have collaborated since the 2008 conclusion of the band's reunion tour.

AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne, U2, the Police, Guns N' Roses, Journey, Def Leppard and Van Halen are still standing.

After scoring some impressive round-one victories, 16 albums move on to even tougher battles.

"It was a time when you could still pull off stuff that people really hadn't heard yet," the former Police guitarist tells UCR.

The Police drummer blames bad memory and an opposing approach to making music for the frequent tensions between himself and the frontman.