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How old is he again? Steven Tyler, 65, acts like a kid as he takes his bright green three-wheel bike for a spin

PUBLISHED: 13:00 EST, 19 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:19 EST, 19 January 2014

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Steven Tyler may be 65 years old, but he proved he's young at heart when he took a little joy ride on his trike motorcycle in Los Angeles on Saturday.

The Aerosmith frontman sped along on his neon green motorbike with orange flames looking like a kid in a candy shop.

He was dressed characteristically edgy in a black leather jacket with laces up the sides over a red shirt with a funky print.

Young at heart: Steven Tyler took a little joy ride on his trike motorcycle in Los Angeles on Saturday

Steven paired the jacket and top with cuffed jeans, black boots, a studded helmet, goggles, and red and black gloves.

He accessorized with earrings and necklaces.

The Walk this Way singer is currently working on his first solo album. He told Rolling Stone in November: 'I'm working on it... I set up my studio and I had dinner with Rick Rubin last night.' He will likely collaborate with Rick Rubin on the album.

Majestic: The 65-year-old rocker sped along on his neon green motorbike with the orange flames

The Dream On crooner's first solo single was [It] Feels So Good in 2011, which featured back-up vocals from Nicole Scherzinger and hit number 35 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Apparently, the father-of-four had so much fun with that song, it motivated him to continue on such a path, as told to Rolling Stone last June.

'I've got this itch in me to do a solo record, and that's what I'm gonna do next... I got that itch to do something that's a lot different than Aerosmith.

Edgy and eclectic: The Aerosmith frontman wore a black leather jacket with laces up the sides over a red shirt with a funky print

'...my heart is in stuff like that weirder, off-the-cuff stuff that I'm not sure Aerosmith would like. I'm into electronica – I was when I used to listen to Stockhausen in '65.

'So there's just a lot of stuff – good, weird f**king music that I want to get off my chest.'

Steven said he intends to collaborate with other hip artists.

Finishing touches: He accessorized with earrings and necklaces

'I am a huge Skrillex fan,' he said. 'I went to lunch with Deadmau5 at Mel's Diner. He's got incredible ideas for his next tour – blew me away, what he's gonna do.

'He's a single guy. He makes all the money himself when he puts the mouse head on, so he's got a ton of money. He knows where to take it, and he's still relevant.

'So it was a sick dinner, it was f**king unreal. I want to go out and explore things . . . I really want to take a little risk here and do something solo.