How Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood, 76, ditched booze, drugs and wild parties for green juice, workouts and family time on tour
Ronnie Wood has revealed how he gets a natural high these days after ditching booze and drugs.
The Rolling Stones legend, 76, has left the rock star lifestyle behind and now prefers drinking green juice and watching Netflix to partying.
Speak with The sunhe said, “The natural high is the best you can have, it beats drugs or alcohol.
‘I like to drink my green juices now and I do workouts with my trainer, just light workouts and stretches to keep my circulation going, which you need when you’re older.
‘It’s always a big party on the road, but I like to be quiet for a while. I’m addicted to Ripley.’
Ronnie Wood has revealed how he gets a natural high these days after ditching booze and drugs (pictured March 2024)
The Rolling Stones legend, 76, has left the rock star lifestyle behind and now prefers to drink green juice and watch Netflix (pictured with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards)
The band recently kicked off their Hackney Diamonds Tour in Houston, Texas, after rehearsing in Los Angeles for the past month.
Ronnie and his bandmates Mick Jagger and Keith Richards received help from Sir Paul McCartney, who can be heard on the Hackney Diamonds song Bite My Head Off.
Ronnie described Paul as ‘great and supportive’ and said he had given the band some nice input during rehearsals.
The musician has made the tour a family affair with his seven-year-old twin daughters Alice and Gracie and his wife Sally, 46.
The band is playing a 16-city tour of America and Canada, ending July 17 in California.
It has been reported that the musicians will share the stage with Lady Gaga after their setlist was leaked, confirming that the band will perform their song Sounds Of Heaven, featuring hitmaker Poker Face.
The mirror have revealed that diehard fans have managed to track down where the band were rehearsing for their sold-out tour.
After listening to rehearsals at a venue in Burbank, Los Angeles, they heard Lady Gaga and the Stones’ shared song, fueling rumors that she would join them for an onstage duet for their Los Angeles dates in July.
He said: ‘I like to drink my green juices now and I do workouts with my trainer, just light workouts and stretching to keep my circulation going, which you need when you’re older’
Ronnie and his bandmates Mick Jagger and Keith Richards received help from Sir Paul McCartney, who can be heard on the Hackney Diamonds song Bite My Head Off
A fan outside Burbank’s rehearsal space told the publication: ‘From what we’ve heard this week, these performances will be absolutely magical and should have people begging, borrowing or stealing tickets.
‘In addition to all the Hackney Diamonds hits and their classics, there is a good chance that they will perform a number of songs live for the last time.
“Opening night in Houston will be a real party and people will be talking about seeing the Stones there for a long time.”
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones for comment.
The band is playing a 16-city tour across America and Canada – ending on July 17 in California – it has been reported that the musicians will share the stage with Lady Gaga, after their setlist was leaked (pictured together in October)
Mick previously revealed that their decision to work with Lady Gaga was a fairly spontaneous collaboration.
He talked about how Lady Gaga was recording her own music in a studio next door while they were in Los Angeles and just stopped by to say hello.
But the singer then ended up on their new song Sweet Sound of Heaven when she spontaneously started singing with Sir Mick.
“She walked in next to me and we started singing together,” Jagger told AP backstage. “She sang it live and then we went in to clean it up a bit.”