In an exclusive revelation that will send shockwaves through the music world, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has confirmed he's been secretly working on a Faces reunion with rock icon Rod Stewart and former drummer Kenney Jones.
The 77-year-old rock legend dropped the bombshell during an intimate conversation at London's prestigious Savoy Hotel, sending fans into a frenzy with the prospect of new music from the iconic British band nearly five decades after their acrimonious split.
The Secret Sessions
Wood disclosed that the trio have already recorded several tracks together, marking their first studio collaboration since the Faces disbanded in 1975. "We've cut about five or six tracks," Wood revealed with visible excitement. "Rod's been on fire - his voice sounds incredible, better than ever."
The surprise reunion comes after years of public disputes and private healing between the former bandmates. Wood admitted there were "many bridges to rebuild" following their messy breakup, but time has apparently healed old wounds.
A Long-Awaited Reconciliation
"Rod and I had our differences, no question about it," Wood confessed. "But life's too short to hold grudges. When we got back in the studio together, it was like no time had passed at all."
The Faces, originally formed from the ashes of the Small Faces in 1969, became one of Britain's most beloved rock acts with hits like "Stay With Me" and "Ooh La La." Their raucous live performances and working-class charm made them stadium favourites throughout the early 1970s.
What's Next for the Rock Icons?
While Wood remains committed to the Rolling Stones' ongoing world tour, he's clearly energised by this unexpected chapter with his former band. "The chemistry is still there," he beamed. "Kenney's drumming, Rod's voice, my guitar - it just works."
Music insiders are already speculating about potential live performances, though Wood remained coy about specific plans. "We're taking it one step at a time," he said. "But I can tell you this much - the music we've made is proper Faces material. It's got that raw energy our fans loved."
This revelation comes as Wood prepares for the Rolling Stones' upcoming London performances, proving that even after six decades in music, the rock veteran still has plenty of surprises up his sleeve.
