Steven Tyler, lead singer for the band Aerosmith, stopped with his friends at Cook's Market just east on Nashville this weekend while riding motorcycles with friends.

Tyler came into the store and asked the woman behind the counter for a crowbar. He said he'd run over something in the road.

Clerk Amanda Shaler was stunned. "He came in the door and I couldn't believe it was him. My mouth just dropped open, I just looked at him.

"He said, 'Yes I'm the real him. Do you have a crowbar?'"

Shaler said it was a slow day at the small BP gas station until Tyler dropped in.  

"He had some crazy looking pants. He had his hair pulled back and he had sunglasses on," she said. 

Tyler posed for pictures with Shaler and other people in the store as he waited on a crowbar. 

The owner of the store found a tire-iron to help straighten Tyler's fender.

Tyler's been busy on his latest trip to Nashville.

This isn't the first Tyler sighting in recent days.

Last weekend, country star and current American Idol just Keith Urban led a pub crawl through downtown Music City and Tyler joined him on stage for a rowdy, Country version of the Aerosmith classic "Walk the Way." The crowd inside Tootsie's met the duo with a deafeaning road.

But that wasn't the first crowd-pleasing surprise of the night. Singer Eric Church, sang along on the duet from Urban's new album Fuse. Church joined Urban to duet on the song's live debut, with the pair sharing the mic and doing their best Springsteen/Little Steven back-and-forth in the process.