RAGING hormones and sleepovers are a sure-fire recipe for some lovin'.

That was the case for John Molina, 38, singer of local rock band Krueger.

His embarrassing sex tale, which he recounted to The New Paper on Sunday, happened during his teenage years with his first girlfriend.

At that time, he was staying over at her house.

While her parents allowed him to stay over, he was to sleep in their son's bedroom, not in hers.

However at around 3am, John sneaked into the girl's room. With the room door securely locked, the couple made out.

But within half an hour, the girl's father banged on the door and in panic, John scooted off to hide in the wardrobe.

Even though hidden from view, the father didn't give up. Addressing the room, he said he would like to see John downstairs to 'have a word with him.'

John recalled: 'It was really scary. There was a feeling of doom and destruction.'

Sheepishly, John made his way downstairs. The furious father then informed him that he had rules in the house and if he didn't follow them, he would have to leave.

Being kicked out was really embarrassing, as John summed it up: 'If there was a hole, I would have liked to be swallowed.'

However, he felt immensely relieved that the father didn't beat him up.

Had the same incident happen if he was a dad, he reckons he wouldn't be as gracious.

Said John: 'If I have a daughter, no boy's going to stay in my house, that's that. I wouldn't be so polite.'

His safe sex tip:

John thinks people should practise safe sex always.

He said: 'At the end of the day five minutes of pleasure isn't worth a lifetime of pain.

'Whether it's Aids, STDs (sexually transmitted disease), or an unwanted pregnancy, it's really not worth it.'

This article was first published in The New Paper on Dec 7, 2008.