by Wensley Clarkson
Thunder”s Mouth Press, 1995

The bestselling biographer of Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson now examines the life of Gordon Sumner, a.k.a. Sting, from his troubled boyhood marked by domestic turmoil to his rise to the top of the charts–first as lead singer of The Police, then as a respected and top-selling solo artist–along the way touching on his failure as a box-office star and his involvement in environmental activism.