having late nights, eating, drinking and the rest. Keane was grinding to a halt." And Richard remembers 2005's Live 8 as one regret. He recalls: "We left to go to another festival. Watching everyone singing with Macca at the end. Why weren't we there, arm in arm with our friends The Killers?" The making of second album 2006's Under The Iron Sea was particularly fraught, with a breakdown of communication between Tom and Tim in particular. Tim frowns: "It was pretty grim. After Hopes and Fears we had this incredible rush and didn't know what was going on. "It was very dark. I remember thinking, 'How the hell are we going to pull through?' "We were making that album close to Tom's and he'd still go missing. Things were getting worse. I could never find him. I would be banging on his door in the middle of the night which felt ludicrous." Tim's feelings were vented through songs -- though Tim says he now understands more about Tom's struggles. He says: "It was hard for him. We'd be at an airport at 7am and he'd have cameras thrust in his face. No asking or courtesy either." And now? Tom explains: "I make sure I go to bed the night before and am in the right frame of mind." And after the gig in St Petersburg it's Tom who's first to bed, missing out on any celebratory drinks. He says: "There have been times where I think we haven't known if