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get a hammer and a small chisel and just lightly hammer away at the tile in the circle around the tub stem until you have enough room to remove it.. I've had to do it hundreds of times, just be careful though, even if you break a tile outside the circle a few tiles are pretty easy to replace>

I agree with majakdragon completely, it is the fill valve I have many calls about whistling toilets where I work at and eliminating the ball-cock fill valve and replacing it with a fluidmaster should work. They are very easy to install

You can find the parts that you need at home depot or lowes, I wrote a tutorial on how to change tub stems and seats out here Fix a Leaky tub faucet Lemme know if its a different type of handle than yours, if you could upload a pic I could explain how better of what you could do.