Singer Phill Collins says he is still friends with his former band Genesis and also hinted at a possible reunion.
The 65-year-old rocker left the band in 1996 in order to pursue a solo career, reported Rolling Stone.
"Writing the book (memoir, 'Not Dead Yet') reminded me how close we were. We're still great pals. Tony (Banks), Mike (Rutherford) and I went out on my birthday in London.
"Anything can happen, really. I just don't want to suddenly take the break off and start flying off and doing things.I just want to do things carefully and think about the consequences," Collins said.
The musician said absence of Peter Gabriel , who hasn't played with the band since a one-off show in 1982, is one of the reasons for not reuniting.
"If I was an able drummer I'd gladly get behind the kit and drum for Pete. But the fans need to know what they'd get. I told that to a German journalist once and he said, 'It would be fun to see Peter sing 'I Can't Dance' and to see me sing 'Supper's Ready.' I was thinking, 'I can't argue with this.
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