was Rhiannon sometime banned at concerts?

[Villavic]

We the FM fans sometimes complain of listening the same hits at concerts (Rhiannon, GYOW, The Chain). But reading the last pages of Mick's book, I found this curious info. Not only says they didn't played Rhiannon (hard to believe) but that Stevie didn't let them play it (was he confused with Sara?).
This probably was written on early 1990, before releasing Behind the Mask.

Christine McVie is as great as ever. Right now she's working on her songs for our next record, Behind the Mask, and thinking up blissful new ways to say she loves us. The healer's daughter will always be my sister and inspiration.

Stevie Nicks? Better than ever, in my opinion. (Although she doesn't let us play "Rhiannon" in concert anymore.) Not long ago, she told me: "Sometimes I think I should go back to being a waitress; maybe I would enjoy life more. " She's still writing great songs, one of the major stars of our era.

And I'm most happy to say we're friends with Lindsey again. He came to the wedding when Sara and I married under a marquee outside our house in Malibu in the spring of 1988. Later that year we dedicated Fleetwood Mac Greatest Hits to him, with much love.

John McVie is still my closest friend. He and Julie had a daughter, Molly McVie, in March 1989, which served to mellow the once-wicked McVie, who is now sober, funny, and still a hell of a bass player. His spare time is devoted to the majestic Challenger, his sixty-three-foot Sparkman and Stevens sloop.

Richard Dashut is currently producing Lindsey Buckingham's next album.

It is hard to believe Stevie was better than ever in 1990. And it would be interesting to know the context around the desire of being a waitress again (cause it's another hard to believe she truly thought that).