Have I said too much? The Police, Hollywood, and other adventures tour, going to be in Omaha, Friday, November 6th, at the Admiral.

Going to be in Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday, November 7 at the Granada Theater. All Dates of Ticket Info at Stuart Copeland.net.

And we're joined now by Stuart Copeland. Welcome. Welcome, Stuart.

Well, how are you all doing?

Hello, Omaha. We're big fans, by the way. I was about 16 years of age when the police debut album came out, and the police got me through my college years. I was in college radio, and you guys, well, first of all, just huge fans of the band. I want to. So, thank you. I got to thank you for that because you were the soundtrack to late high school, early college for me. And then there's another great memory. You know, when I was in college, I was a DJ in college, too. We have that in common. You picked a better career. KALX. We had 10 watts. I like your career arc.

I think we broadcast it to about four blocks of Berkeley, California.

You likely don't remember this, but this is something I will never forget.

Backstage, you were in support of the Synchronicity album.

And you were doing minor league baseball parks at the time. And this is when they were a little lax about letting you backstage.

I'm an overnight guy at a radio station. And somehow it ends up in the room. It wasn't the nicest facility.

It's just the four of us. It's Sting. It's Andy. It's you. And it's me.

Wow.

And I am like a...

God, Minor League Baseball.

How, you know, how far we grew from minor league baseball.

But I am acting like a starstruck fanboy, because I was, and you all sensed it.

And then you began quizzing me about my job, and I thought, well, these guys...

Well, he was in radio.

Yeah, it was in radio, that actually seemed to care.

Well, that's why, because I had a history of that same career.

About what I do, and...

I was after you, I was trying to cop legs.

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