By Rebecca Davison
Published: 19:28 EST, 29 June 2014 | Updated: 21:27 EST, 29 June 2014
Guitarist Ronnie Wood, 65, has been introduced to his new grandson - at a gig by his band the Rolling Stones.
Daughter Leah took her one-month-old son Otis to meet the rocker for the first time when the rock veterans performed a huge outdoor show at Rome's Circus Maximus, according to Hello! magazine.
Leah revealed how her father's bandmate Keith Richards had earlier suggested a novel way of hurrying her birth along when she attended a rehearsal while 40 weeks pregnant.
Leah Wood, (pictured with her mother Jo) revealed she introduced baby son Otis to father Ronnie at a Rolling Stones concert in Rome
She told the publication: 'Keith said "sit on the bass speaker and make Darryl (Jones, the group's bass player) play and it'll come out. Get some wet towels and hot water ready".'
Leah's husband Jack MacDonald pointed out that the youngster will have earned some credibility points for meeting his grandfather at the concert.
'If people ask him what his first gig was he'll be able to say, "The Stones at Circus Maximus" - so he wins,' he joked.
Having fun: Ronnie was accompanied by wife Sally Humphreys when they went out to dinner in Rome last week - where they took some selfies
Doing their thing: The band have been enjoying their On Fire tour - seen here performing at a concert in Dusseldorf, Germany
Leah said her father got on well with the new addition to the family saying: 'He was sweet, really
Read all about it: The full interview is in the new edition of Hello! magazine which is out now
lovely.'
Ronnie's former wife Jo also joined the family visit to Rome, attending her first Stones concert since her divorce in 2009.
'Patti, Keith's wife, invited me because there's none of the old girl gang there any more,' she said. 'It did feel weird to go to a show but you know, Ronnie and I get on great.'
Ronnie was also accompanied by his current wife, Sally Humphreys in Italy and the pair were spotted taking selfies of one another as they dined out with friends.
The legendary band have been hard at work on their On Fire tour which was postponed in March to allow Mick time to mourn the death of his partner L'Wren Scott.
The full interview is in the new edition of Hello! magazine which is out now.
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