Maybe this has come up before but just what do the guys all do on their off days? We never really hear any of them making the news or making appearances and all that? To tour on the road for over a year when you're the rolling stones just seems like they would go stir crazy eventually - anyone know what any of them do to keep from going crazy? Hobbies, interests, dining, workout, jam, interviews. . .what? Obviously the early days were all drugs, sex, rock n roll. . .can't be like that anymore can it?

Why don't the Stones do SNL anymore when they tour the USA? I think they would kick ass on SNL and are very WISE to stay away from Letterman & Leno and that sort of format.

Check out Chuck's tour diary.

Still waiting for a interview...seems like they dont do them anymore.

Here's what I remember reading from Milwaukee newspapers during recent visits:

Mick: went kite-flying along the shores of Lake Michigan / had a birthday party for his daughter in a restaurant at The Pfister Hotel (where they stayed) in '99. And I think he went out for Thai food.

Keith: dined in The English Room (also at The Pfister). Paid homage to Otis Redding before '94 show in Madison. He visited the lake & marker where Redding's plane went down (Lake Medota in Madison)

Ronnie: shopped for a new shirt at a Men's Clothing store in The Pfister Hotel.

Charlie: visited the Milwaukee Art Museum on the shores of Lake Michigan.

...and I saw Blondie Chaplain hanging around the hotel lobby looking for attention. I regret not speaking to him...I was distracted by Larry Bird.

check out this link: [www2.jsonline.com]

I noticed I made a type...it should read LAKE MENDOTA

I think they pretty much behave like people do when they are on vacation: eat out, shop, do touristy things like seeing the sites and local attractions, meet up with friends, etc.

Whenever they're in Boston, Charlie's always spotted shopping on Newbury St. and Mick is usually out raving with Peter Wolf.