The Who frontman Roger Daltrey has revealed that he will be collaborating with Paul Weller in the near future.
"Paul Weller's been talking about an idea that he's been working on, which I'd love him to do," Daltrey said speaking to NME when asked if he had any current recording plans. "I've been very bad at finding material and he's got this idea and he's always said to me 'Why don't you sing more?' and I always say 'Find me some material.' So we'll see if we can come up with something."
Daltrey also said that "it all depends on whether it feels right," on whether or not the Who would tour again.
The singer was speaking ahead of the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs; he is a patron of the charity and is actively involved in organizing the gigs.
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