STEVEN TYLER 'Walked The Wrong Way And Landed On His Head,' Says Daughter

August 9, 2009

Steven Tyler's daughter Mia Tyler has issued a statement reassuring fans the AEROSMITH singer is recovering well after injuring himself in fall — and will return to the stage just as soon as he can.

She tells TMZ.com, "The demon of screamin' is not dead. Yes, it's true my dad walked the wrong way and landed on his head. He broke his left shoulder and had to get a few stitches on his noggin'. He is now at home resting and will be back on his feet just as soon as he can to rock the world once more."

Tyler, 61, accidentally stepped backward off a catwalk on Wednesday while performing "Love in an Elevator" for thousands of motorbike aficionados attending an annual gathering at Buffalo Chip Campground in the town of Sturgis, South Dakota.

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