The British boyband are often regarded as heartthrobs and it seems they would be willing to go to some length to indulge in some lady action on tour.

Speaking to the Daily Star, Aston Merrygold said that he and bandmate Oritsé Williams almost leapt out of a hotel window after being denied access to groupies by minders. He said:

"Our security guys wanted us to go to bed and they told the girls to get into their car. We were trying to jump out of my bedroom window into their car."

Merryold continue: "Our security came out and said, 'What the hell are you doing?'. Oritsé was telling me to jump. It was mad."

As previously reported, JLS have confirmed that they will split later this year after they embark on a greatest hits tour in December.

Speaking to Gig Wise, the 'Sugar We're Going Down' star explained that the group knew they wanted female vocals on the song called 'Rat A Tat' and, in particular, a woman who could show that girls can be as important in alternative genres as men:

"I think that it was important, in making an album that's got such an ambitious title about rock and roll, that girls know they have a place in rock and roll besides being coathangers for the dudes or groupies, or whatever."

"So we wanted to get someone who had a seminal rock and roll voice and who was female, and Courtney literally has that voice. But also, she wrote those lyrics, she's all there."

Of Love, he added: "There's a really savvy, interesting, creative person there and hopefully there'll be a new Hole song, or new Hole record, or a new Courtney Love record."

Listen to 'Rat A Tat' here:

Speaking to showbiz blogger Perez Hilton, the British singer songwriter said that his history of long relationships rules out any groupie action.

Sheeran also added that he feels like a "newbie" in the music industry, so he isn't wanting to risk messing anything up just yet. He said:

"I've always been in long term relationships for the whole of my life, so no. [I'm] not so much [in a relationship] now because I'm kind of away, but we're not in any place long enough to do that, we leave after every gig. One day, one day. I think when I get a little bit older and settle into it a bit more, but I'm a newbie on the scene, I don't want to mess it up yet.''

The 'Drunk' singer meanwhile revealed that he has also been writing new material with Northern Irish rockers Snow Patrol.

'We played hard and fast. It was a hell of a four-piece.' - Ian McLagan

For the first time Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones tell the band's story in a book illustrated with over 200 photographs, many from the musician's archives, and rare items of memorabilia.

'We wrote 'Stay With Me' backstage, before we went on. Rod said, 'Come up with a really great lick and I'll come up with the words,' and we just had it going. Boom.' - Ronnie Wood

'It was parties and rock 'n' roll, everything you could think of a rock star should be doing... And we did it to the fullest and beyond.' - Kenney Jones

Documenting the chaotic intensity of the group's career - the incendiary live shows, the on-stage laughs and off-stage high-lives, the private jets, groupies, drink, drugs, clothes, haircuts and Holiday Inns - Faces: 1969-75 is published in a craftsman-bound limited edition of only 1975 numbered copies.

Each leather bound book is signed by the authors who have been instrumental, down to Ronnie Wood's own choice of colours for the binding.

'Great haircuts, good clothes, fit birds, laughs and fun, football, drink and quality gear and The Music.' - Paul Weller

Faces: 1969-75 is introduced by new band members Glen Matlock and Mick Hucknall, plus long-time Faces fans Slash, Paul Westerberg and Paul Weller.

'One of the most iconic bands of all time. The Faces' brand of pub swagger had the right combination of grit, charm, mischief, soul, style and wicked sense of humour…' - Slash

GENESIS PUBLICATIONS Creators of limited-edition books since 1974, recent authors include Jimmy Page, David Bowie,Brian Wilson and the Rolling Stones.

The British boyband are often regarded as heartthrobs and it seems they would be willing to go to some length to indulge in some lady action on tour.

Speaking to the Daily Star, Aston Merrygold said that he and bandmate Oritsé Williams almost leapt out of a hotel window after being denied access to groupies by minders. He said:

"Our security guys wanted us to go to bed and they told the girls to get into their car. We were trying to jump out of my bedroom window into their car."

Merryold continue: "Our security came out and said, 'What the hell are you doing?'. Oritsé was telling me to jump. It was mad."

As previously reported, JLS have confirmed that they will split later this year after they embark on a greatest hits tour in December.

Speaking to showbiz blogger Perez Hilton, the British singer songwriter said that his history of long relationships rules out any groupie action.

Sheeran also added that he feels like a "newbie" in the music industry, so he isn't wanting to risk messing anything up just yet. He said:

"I've always been in long term relationships for the whole of my life, so no. [I'm] not so much [in a relationship] now because I'm kind of away, but we're not in any place long enough to do that, we leave after every gig. One day, one day. I think when I get a little bit older and settle into it a bit more, but I'm a newbie on the scene, I don't want to mess it up yet.''

The 'Drunk' singer meanwhile revealed that he has also been writing new material with Northern Irish rockers Snow Patrol.