
The Endurance of Ronnie Wood: From Beck to The Stones

How does one navigate the treacherous, electrifying waters of rock’n’roll stardom and emerge with tales that define a generation? Ronnie Wood, the multifaceted guitarist, painter, and author has not just thrived in a career featuring bands like the Rolling Stones, Faces, and the Jeff Beck Group; he has become a symbol of endurance in an industry rife with excess and ephemeral careers.
A Look at Ronnie Wood’s Storied Career
Wood’s journey through the annals of rock stardom tells a tale of pure grit:
- From the raw blues-infused beginnings with the Jeff Beck Group.
- To the raucous glamour of the Faces alongside Rod Stewart.
- And finally, to the stratospheric fame as part of the eternally iconic Rolling Stones.
Negotiating the highs and lows of rock royalty, Wood faced his share of battles, not least of which was sobriety. The once-fueled revelry of rock’n’roll took on a starkly different haze through sober eyes, yet Wood navigated these challenges with tenacity. In an industry where change is the only constant, Wood’s evolution as an artist and individual has been nothing short of legendary.