| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| The singer/bassist | |
| ...whose real name is | |
| The drummer | |
| The guitarist | |
| The original guitarist, fired in 1977 | |
| The main members' short-lived band with Gong's Mike Howlett | |
| The Police's first single, released in May of 1977 | |
| Debut album (November, 1978) | |
| That album's first single, about a prostitute from France | |
| 1979 rock opera in which the singer made his film debut | |
| Second album (October, 1979) | |
| That album's first single, about desert-island loneliness | |
| UK #1 hit with a video filmed at Kennedy Space Center | |
| | Clue | Answer |
|---|
| Third album (October, 1980) | |
| That album's #1 hit single with parallels to 'Lolita' | |
| Fourth album (October, 1981) | |
| That album's #1 hit single, a new wave love song | |
| Final album (June, 1983) | |
| That album's smash hit about surveillance and control | |
| R&B/dance album that beat it for the Grammys' Album of the Year | |
| 1983 Coppola film for which the drummer composed the score | |
| Comedian whose 1992 talk show's house band was led by the guitarist | |
| Year the Police were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | |
| Opening track on their debut album and encore song on their final tour | |
| Manhattan venue where the band played its last show in 2008 | |
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