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AEROSMITH Frontman Thanks Summer Job For His Physique

April 14, 2007

World Entertainment News Network reports that AEROSMITH singer Steven Tyler owes his well-toned physique to the summers he spent mowing lawns.

The rocker hated the manual labour his parents forced him to do on one estate in particular — but his summer job gave him a great body that still responds to just a little exercise.

He says, "Do you know why my body looks so good? Because for 21 years I mowed the lawn. I mowed 14 acres. From eight in the morning until one in the afternoon I was out mowing the lower 40 (acres) and digging ditches and mowing the tennis court.

"I hated my parents when I was growing up for that because I didn't have a good summer." But Tyler loves the body his summer job gave him: "If I do 10 push-ups every morning, the muscle memory is right back."

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