Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood spent children's school fees on a Rolex watch Ms Wood said she declined the packet and Ronnie, who is now 65, quit 'freebasing' for good shortly afterwards following a two-week stint in rehab. But their expensive drug habit had left the pair with little money, she said. "The cost of the drugs - not to mention some questionable decisions by our then manager - had left us skint," she said. Ronnie had no concept of money. Bill Wyman recently told me about the time Ronnie went to the guys in the band to ask for a loan, as we couldn't pay the children's school fees. After pocketing the cash he went straight out and bought himself a Rolex. The Rolling Stones: (L-R) Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts. Ms Wood spoke of her ex-husband's struggle with alcoholism and the affect it had on their family. She recalled one night when he burst into their bedroom drunk when she was asleep and yelled at her for not having any vodka in the house. "On that occasion he really lost it," she said. The poison started pouring out of his mouth. 'I'll throw acid in your face ... You'd better watch out because I know people.  It was as if he was possessed (which, in a way, he was). The next morning he remembered nothing of what had happened. Another drunken incident saw Ronnie bring his then girlfriend Ekaterina Ivanova, 19, back to their family home when the pair were still married. The teenager accidentally set her hair on fire after trying to light a cigarette from a gas cooker and Ms Wood was forced to put it out. Ms Wood and Ronnie were married for 26 years after they met at a party in 1977. They divorced in 2009 after having two children together, Leah and Tyrone.