The former American Idol judge loves sex and says if people made love more often, the world would be a much happier place.
Highlights
- The Aerosmith frontman - who is famed for his wild womanizing ways - was getting intimate with a woman in a hotel lift and didn't realize the doors had opened, leaving them exposed to all the other guests staying there.
- The rocker - whose band had a smash hit record with their song Love In An Elevator - said: "Me and this girl, we were full on getting it on and, you know, it's a lifetime from the top to the bottom floor but suddenly the doors opened in the lobby and there were all these people - not children, but, you know, people. I was like, 'Holy sh*t!' "
- The former American Idol judge loves sex and says if people made love more often, the world would be a much happier place.
- He told The Guardian newspaper: "What's missing in the world is that people don't get laid enough.
- "It's not just about f***ing it's about making love and unbridled passion. The world doesn't make love enough."
The Aerosmith frontman - who is famed for his wild womanizing ways - was getting intimate with a woman in a hotel lift and didn't realize the doors had opened, leaving them exposed to all the other guests staying there.
The rocker - whose band had a smash hit record with their song
Love In An Elevator - said: "Me and this girl, we were full on getting it on and, you know, it's a lifetime from the top to the bottom floor but suddenly the doors opened in the lobby and there were all these people - not children, but, you know, people. I was like, 'Holy sh*t!' "
The former
American Idol judge loves sex and says if people made love more often, the world would be a much happier place.
He told The Guardian newspaper: "What's missing in the world is that people don't get laid enough.
"It's not just about f***ing it's about making love and unbridled passion. The world doesn't make love enough."