3rd July
Brian and Suki Poitier checked into the Forest Mere Hydro Health Clinic in Liphook, Hants and then two days later moved to the Priory Nursing Home, Richmond, staying until 24th July 1967.
30th June
Court Case: There was a Court Hearing in the High Court of Criminal Appeal. Mick and Keith were granted bail until their appeals against their convictions were heard and they were released from jail.
29th June
Court Case: Mick & Keith attended the trial at the West Sussex Quarter Sessions, Chichester. Keith was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months in prison. Mick was sentenced to three months in prison. Mick was taken to Brixton Prison and Keith was sent to Wormwood Scrubs.
27th June
Court Case: Mick, Keith and Robert Fraser on trial at West Sussex Quarter Sessions, Chichester. Mick was found guilty and remanded to Lewes Prison overnight.
25th June
The Beatles pre-recorded a live satellite-TV Telecast Our World in London and performed All You Need Is Love, with Mick, Keith, & Brian in the audience (aired 6th July 1967).
16th June
Brian attended the three-day Monterey Pop Festival in California. He introduced Jimi Hendrix onstage.
2nd June
Court Case: Brian and Stash attended a Court Hearing at West London Magistrates Court, London, where they are accused of possessing marijuana, methedrine and cocaine.
10th May
Court Case: At Chichester, West Sussex, summonses were heard against Mick & Keith. Both pleaded not guilty and were released on £100 bail.
Brian and Prince Stanislas Klosswski de Rola (Stash) were arrested by the police at Brian’s flat in Courtfield Road, South Kensington. They were taken to Kensington Police Station and charged under the Dangerous Drugs Act.
13th April
Stones performed two shows at The Congress Hall, Palace Of Culture, Warsaw, Poland. Huge riots took place outside with running battles between fans and police.
12th February
Drug Bust: Police raid Keith's Redlands home in West Wittering, Sussex and charge him, Mick, Marianne, Robert Fraser and others with drug offences.
22nd January
Stones appeared on Sunday Night At The London Palladium and Stones refused to go on Roundabout, causing enormous controversy.
20th January
Release of Stones' 6th UK album - Between The Buttons on Decca SKL.4852. Got to No.2 in charts.
14th January
Release of Stones' 14th US single - Let's Spend The Night Together b/w Ruby Tuesday - London 45-LON.904. Single banned by US radio stations and the Stones alter lyrics when playing the song on the Ed Sullivan TV Show. Ruby Tuesday got to No.1 in the charts.
Released as 12th UK single on Decca F.12546 on 20th January 1967. Got to No.2 in the UK charts.
18th December
Mick and Chrissie Shrimpton ended their relationship. Mick was seeing Marianne Faithfull.
Stones friend Tara Browne died in a car crash in London.
10th December
Release of Stones' 8th US album - Got Live If You Want It! – London LL.3493. Got to No.6 in the charts.
4th November
Release of Stones' 5th UK album - Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass) - Decca TXS.101. It got to No.3 in the charts.
23rd September
Release of Stones 11th UK single - Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow? b/w Who's Driving Your Plane. Decca F.12497.
Released as Stones' 13th US single on London 45-LON.903.
Opening night of Stones' UK Tour with support by Ike & Tina Turner and The Yardbirds – tour to 9th October 1966.
2nd July
Release of Stones' 7th US album – Aftermath – London PS.476. It got to No.2 in the charts.
Release of Stones' 12th US single - Mother's Little Helper b/w Lady Jane – London 45-LON.902. It got to No.4 in the charts.