Rod Stewart was left fuming after a fellow hotel guest kept him awake by playing loud music - and then cheekily offered to play one of Rod''s own CDs instead.
The 'Maggie May' singer was staying at Sydney''s InterContinental Hotel when the noise from another room got too much for him and he phoned reception to complain.
However, when staff asked the man to turn the music of Italian heartthrob Eros Ramazzotti down, the unimpressed guest told them: "If Mr. Stewart wants to send one of his up, I'll put it on."
A source at the hotel said: "Rod was trying to get some sleep so called reception to complain. A member of staff called the man, who also happened to be a big name in the music promotion business, and asked him to turn down the music."
"But the guy wasn't willing and instead made his cheeky offer. Nobody was surprised Rod turned him down."
Luckily for Rod, the guest eventually relented allowing him to get to sleep.
Rod, 63, is currently in Australia on tour and has played concerts in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide.
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