Whether Ronnie Wood spoke a bit too enthusiastically or the media misunderstood what was being said, the fact is that the Rolling Stones are NOT preparing to go into the studio for a new album.
Mick Jagger Makes Ron Wood To Apologise To The Rolling Stones
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