Charlie Watts contemplating touring away from his wife, whilst Mick Jagger reads about the success of The Beatles (Gered Mankowitz, London, 1965).
Watts famously shunned the excessive lifestyle of the Rolling Stones and refused the advances of many women, including Playboy girls, because he loved his wife. In the 1980s he became involved in a physical altercation with Jagger, who had phoned him in the night asking for 'his drummer'. Watts left his hotel room and punched Jagger, telling him to never call him 'his drummer' again.
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