When house and acid house came to england in late 80s ambitious promoters took the music to large temporary sites such as fields, handling up to 30, 000 people in a single illegal event.This event was called Sunrise and is featured in the book Rave Story. Other raves featured in the book are Energy, Biology, Fantasia and World Dance who also held massive events in defiance of the police and music industry. Unlike many nightclubs they were open to all ages and races. The press lead the general public to believe that the events were shaped solely by the consumption of ecstasy, but others pointed out the music was refreshing and intoxicating enough without consumption of drugs. The British tabloid press helped publicize the scene, generally portraying rave parties in a negative light, which tended to alarm institutions such as the government and the police.