As a young music journalist in 1975, Stephen Davis got the opportunity of a lifetime: an invitation to cover the sold-out 1975 North American tour of Led Zeppelin, the biggest and most secretive rock band in the world, for a national magazine. He received a backstage pass, was granted interviews with band members, and even got a prized seat on the band's luxurious tour jet, The Starship. While on duty, he chronicled the Zeppelin tour in three notebooks, but after writing his article in 1975 he misplaced them. After three decades of searching, in 2005 he finally found the notebooks, on the covers of which he had scribbled the words "LZ-'75," and unearthed an amazing amount of new information from the tour. Tied together by Davis's entertaining narrative, and including more than forty never-before-published photographs, LZ-'75 is an unprecedented and comprehensive personal portrait of the greatest (and most notoriously press-shy) rock band in history at its apex.
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I got it today (I'm 11 and big LZ fan) and I read it all. Love it.
PyroGameFreak3D 11 months ago
loveddd ittt!
Rxx22 1 year ago
fucking why wasnt syd barrett mentionfuck youd
vershris 1 year ago
fucking why wasnt syd barrett mentiond
vershris 1 year ago
enjoyed it,,not much love for jpj tho
howl37 1 year ago
hi steve you rock....thanks for the books !
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MrBuzzard66 1 year ago
Stephen's books... once you start them you can't put them down so stock up on condiments and refreshment and settle in.
bgflex 1 year ago
like it.
elad463 1 year ago