The 48-year-old musician, who has a daughter and two sons said the girl knows about his drug-fuelled days, but the boys will come to know after they get access to Internet, reported Female First.
"My daughter's very much aware of it all. She's never really asked any questions about it, though. The boys don't ask questions yet because they're not allowed on the Internet. Once they've got their own mobile devices I'm sure they'll be Googling their old man and saying to one another, 'Geez, he was a wildman, wasn't he?'
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