Stewart Copeland

Before the Police, Sting's bass playing was apparently the one bright spot in an otherwise terrible jazz-fusion group.

Drummer Stewart Copeland recalls the only time they recorded a one-take track – and why he wasn’t in the room when it happened.

Police drummer recalls band's one-sided beef with Rush in exclusive video.

With former Stewart Copeland and Adrian Belew in the lineup alongside Level 42 bassist Mark King and keyboardist Vittorio Cosma, Gizmodrome can hardly avoid being labeled a supergroup.

Stewart Copeland and Ian Paice have almost made it to the end of March Drum Madness, but only one of them will move on to the next round.

The drummers for the Police and Judas Priest face off in Ultimate Classic Rock's March Drum Madness.

Stewart Copeland clearly has some very interesting names in his Rolodex.

In 1985, a year before the Police officially broke up, drummer Stewart Copeland released a solo album called 'The Rhythmatist.' The record was a document of the artist's trek to Africa, where he recorded and played drums and other percussion with local musicians.

Put three famous drummers together, add in a not-so-random bassist who has his own degree of notoriety and you've got the makings for today's latest supergroup.

Stewart Copeland was responsible for some of rock's greatest hits, but he's also produced a lot of music outside of the Police.