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Faces Reunion Held Up By Financial Concerns
05/04/2015
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(Classic Rock) Ron Wood says the highly-anticipated Faces reunion is being held up by Rod Stewart's management and their financial concerns. And the Rolling Stones man insists he doesn't want a gathering of the surviving members to be about money.

Wood made the comments about the possible reunion during a Q&A to promote his book How Can It Be? A Rock And Roll Diary: "I think that would be brilliant."

But he added: "They make everything about money, and we're trying not to do that. Why can't the three surviving guys just get together and play for people?" Read more here.

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