Rod Stewart wants to reunite the Faces, telling the Sun that they would be back together already if not for errant member Ron Wood.
"Well, we were on for it but he got nabbed back by the Rolling Stones, didn't he? But let them have him, because my eyes are on next year."
Stewart added that, following the release of his latest album, Time, he has got a lot on his plate this year, making 2014 a better time for a prospective reunion:
"We've got the U.K. tour coming up with the residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. After that then we can start thinking about the Faces. Exciting times ahead — that's for sure."
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