Although there are no official Rolling Stones dates on the books for 2013, Ron Wood is eager to keep the show on the road. Wood tied the knot for a third time on December 21st to 34-year-old theater producer Sally Humphreys with Paul McCartney among the guests -- along with old friend and Faces band-mate, Rod Stewart serving as the best man.

Wood, who's been loose-lipped in the past about future Stones plans, told The Telegraph that the band plans to keep playing, "until they can no longer stand up. I think of Howlin' Wolf plugging into his kidney machine, however old he was, 80 or something, and still playing. You just rock till you drop."

• Ron Wood, who first recorded with the Stones in 1974 and toured with the band the following year, still remembers what it was like to be one of the Stones' original legion of early British fans: "Yeah, well, I still look at it from a far, y'know? It's a bit like. . . it's very surreal to be in this unit where you used to run home from school to watch on the telly, going (claps hands): 'I'm gonna be in that band!' -- Y'know to actually be in that band."

SIDE NOTES

• Insider whispers are that the Stones want to play a handful of shows this year, but lack the stamina for a prolonged 18-month road trek.
• There's been talk that the band will play a string of residencies across the continents in major cities -- as well as a several high profile festival gigs.
• Last year the Stones' mobile app either incorrectly -- or simply prematurely -- listed the Stones as playing California's 2013 Coachella Festival on April 12th. The listing was quickly removed.

CHECK IT OUT: The Rolling Stones live in 1981 performing the Ron Wood co-written "Black Limousine":

Ron Wood On Being A Rolling Stones Fan