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In page Bob Geldof:

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Geldof's first major charity involvement took place in September 1981 when he performed as a solo artist for Amnesty International's benefit show The Secret Policeman's Other Ball, held at Drury Lane theatre in London's West End. At the invitation of Amnesty show producer Martin Lewis, Geldof performed a solo[citation needed] version of "I Don't Like Mondays". Other rock artists had 'planted a seed' and appeared to have affected Geldof in a similar manner.[1] Monty Python alumnus John Cleese conceived (and directed) the show, and on its impact on Geldof, Sting stated "he took the 'Ball' and ran with it."[2]