'I'm no child abuser: Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman defends his relationship with Mandy Smith who claimed they slept together when she was 14 Guitarist says he contacted police to talk about their relationship He describes involvement with teenager as 'emotional and special' Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman has claimed he was 'treated like c**p ' over his relationship with Mandy Smith, the girl he began dating when she was 13. The bass guitarist revealed he contacted police to talk about their relationship after she said they had sexual intercourse when she was 14. Their marriage - when she was 18 and he was 49 - finally ended in an acrimonious divorce in 1993 after four years. Newlyweds: Bill Wyman, then 49, and 18-year-old Mandy Smith on their wedding day in 1989 Wyman and Ms Smith: She claims they slept together when she was just 14 The way they were: Wyman says it was 'emotional and special ' when he became involved with Mandy Smith Rock king: Bill Wyman with Ronnie Wood picking up their Ivor Novello awards in 1991 Wyman said: 'It was very emotional and special at the time. It wasn't how it was reported to be and it was the only time it ever happened in my life. 'A lot of people understood, but a lot didn't, and the media certainly didn't. They treated me like crap. In next week's Sunday Times magazine Seven, Wyman, now married to Suzanne Accosta, 43, his third wife, with whom he has three daughters, Katherine, 18, Jessica, 17 and Matilda, 14, claims his affair with Mandy had her mother's approval. He never talks about Ms Smith, he said, because it upsets his wife and children 'who are the age she was' Child bride: Mandy Smith today. She is no longer in contact with the former Rolling Stone He told the magazine: 'We all have a skeleton in the cupboard, it's just if you're a taxi driver in Halifax no one ever hears about it. But if you are a celebrity everyone does. In my case it was publicised to the world and that wasn't really fair, I don't think.' Ageing rock star: Bill Wyman was reunited with the Stones to mark 50 years of the band The guitarist revealed that when he asked police and the Crown Prosecution Service if they wanted to question him about his ex-wife they declined his offer. His comments come as the police arrested an 11th man in the investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by celebrities following the exposure of DJ Jimmy Savile as one of Britain's worst paedophiles. Last week an 82-year-old man was questioned by Operation Yewtree detectives over allegations he committed sexual offences in the past, which were not related to Savile's offences. Scotland Yard said that it could not comment on Wyman's revelations. He no longer has contact with Ms Smith and only reunited last year with his former bandmates at London's O2 arena to celebrate the group's 50th anniversary. He described the reunion as a 'bit disappointing really' because he only got to perform a couple of his songs. He did not taken part in the following concert tour. Together: Rocker Bill Wyman and his wife Suzanne Accosta who have three children