Ronnie Wood has taken a shining interest in the world of stamps in a bid to stay on the wagon.
The Rolling Stones guitarist and solo star is a keen artist and has encorperated stamps into his pastime - both collecting and painting them - to stay off drink, The Sun newspaper reports.
A source reveals: "He is fascinated by it. Since he's out of rehab and trying to stay on the straight and narrow he has to find things to occupy his brain.
"He gets assistants to go to specialist shops trying to buy the best stamps. He's very proud of his collection."
Adrian-L Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ohnonotyouagain Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's alll part of his effort to stamp out > > alcoholism. > > yeah, i reckon he's got it licked. > >
Just as long as he doesn't come unglued
"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."
Any stamp collector is dreaming of getting rare stamps. So money is no limit for stamp collection. The more money you have the "better" and rarer stamps you can buy. I was always dreaming of buying "Norway number one" - any stamp collector's dream in Norway, a stamp without "tags" - but you must be rich to afford it. Same with collection coins. Same with collectin anything in fact. So it is certainly not boring to collect and have a lot of money to spend. If you don't have that much money to spend you collect more ordinary stamps, like birds, a country (missing the older expensive ones) or some other group of stamps.