Led Zeppelin won't reunite
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
Jimmy Page says Led Zeppelin are not recording together.
Drummer Jason Bonham - whose late father John Bonham was the band's original drummer - recently said he had been penning new tracks with Jimmy and John Paul Jones, but now the guitarist insists their performance at London's o2 arena was strictly a one-off and they won't be getting back together.
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Jimmy said: "We're not actually recording. Playing at the 02, that was our reunion and it was one day and it was at the 02 in London. And basically that was it because if you're going to do a reunion, you need four members. John Paul, myself and Jason would sort of jam afterwards but it was nothing as monumental as people are speculating."
Singer Robert Plant is widely believed to be the stumbling block preventing a full reunion for the band.
Led Zeppelin split up in 1980 after the death of John Bonham.
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