After the popular American rock band played a sold out gig in UAE's capital Abu Dhabi to mark the inaugural Grand Prix last week, the much popular singer of the band, Steven Tyler has reportedly just quit. There are now speculations all over that the concert played in UAE was probably Tyler's last with the group.

Tyler, who is now 61, had admitted in an interview with the Classic Rock Magazine recently that he wanted to concentrate more on a solo career now. There were hints in the same interview article that Aerosmith band members might just decide to take a long break or replace Tyler.

Formed in 1971, Aerosmith has been one of the biggest and most popular American bands with a global presence. Nicknamed the "Bad Boys from Boston”, the band members together have delivered hits such as Love in an Elevator and Walk This Way.

So far, no comments have been received by either HK Management, the band's PR company, or The Union Entertainment Group, which had been representing Tyler separately for some months.