Bee Gees and ghosts - a report from a British news service

Lead singer Robin Gibb of the legendary Bee Gees reveals that his 12th-century home in England is haunted by a ghost. He recounts strange noises and phenomena that inject a touch of mystery into his daily life. He notes that the poltergeist has a particular fondness for an ancient baptismal font that has been converted into a dining room. His fascination with history has been with him since childhood, and the ghost, who seems interested in his literature, adds a unique flavor to this tale.

Strange noises are coming from singer Robin Gibb's house—and it's not one of his old recordings... it's a ghost. The 57-year-old Bee Gees frontman says his 12th-century home is haunted by a ghost who likes to play tricks on him and his family.

Robin says: " A spirit lives here who mysteriously fills the old baptismal font in the chapel, which we have converted into a dining hall. This is where the monks trained for their vocation."

Robin, who performed lead vocals on the track "Giving Up The Ghost" from the 1987 album "ESP," says he has been fascinated by history since he was eight years old.

He added: " I love visiting old churches and reading about historical figures. I always had at least one history book on hand, even when traveling."

No doubt, the poltergeist haunting his home in Thame, Berks, England, will be hanging around some of his history books. And if it's a real ghost, it'll definitely be hiding all his Bee Gees albums.