Jon Stevens says he and Jodhi Meares will marry when they can find time in their schedules Jon Stevens says he hasn't married Jodhi Meares yet. AUSTRALIAN rocker Jon Stevens and fashion designer Jodhi Meares are planning to marry - when they find time in their hectic schedules. Stevens, frontman of a new all-star rock band called Dead Daisies, denied speculation the couple had secretly married, telling Confidential: "No wedding. Not yet. There is no time at the minute, but we'll get there. It's all good. We're very happy. Stevens proposed to Meares, who was formerly married to media and casino mogul James Packer, in Hawaii last July. However, 2013 was jam-packed for the couple, with Dead Daisies touring the US and Europe, and Meares working on a yoga-wear range. Stevens was also injured after a run-in with a crocodile while trudging through mangroves in Far North Queensland last October. "I was hurt trying to get some distance," he laughed. I didn't know I'd broken my leg until I was airlifted to the hospital 24 hours later. Home life is less dramatic, and filled with love. Stevens, who has two grown children from a previous marriage, is grandfather to a beautiful two-year-old girl. "It's the most wonderful feeling to have someone calling you paapa (grandfather) or koro (old man), giving you love, love, love," the part-Maori rocker said. I go away all the time, and with her, it's like: 'You're back? Where have you been? It's a great time in my life. Stevens, who found fame in Noiseworks, is in his element professionally, too - Dead Daisies features a revolving door of musicians from superstar bands including the Rolling Stones, Guns N Roses, The Cult, Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake and Nine Inch Nails. Their self-titled debut album will be released next month. It's rock. It's me getting back to what I do best - writing and singing rock songs with like-minded people," Stevens said. But we're also grown ups. We're not teenage musicians living in a one-bedroom apartment, starving on the floor. We're professional musicians with day jobs. For most of us, it's a story of survival. We've been through ups and downs, and we keep getting up. It's life. Jon Stevens will perform an all-ages show Melbourne Park on Sunday night as part of the Jacob's Creek Super Sunday series.