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LZ - 75 ACROSS AMERICA WITH LED ZEPPELIN
LZ - 75 ACROSS AMERICA WITH LED ZEPPELIN

Author Name: STEPHEN DAVIS
Publisher Name: HARPER COLLINS
ISBN: 9780007377947
Subject: BIOGRAPHY
Edition: PAPERBACK
Language: ENGLISH
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 2010
Price: 744.00
List Price: 600.00
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About Book
Stephen Davis’s brilliantly-written personal account of criss-

crossing America with Led Zeppelin on their 1975 tour. A warts-

and-all snapshot of the world’s biggest hard-rock band at their

peak.



As a young rock writer Stephen Davis landed the ultimate

commission - touring America with Led Zeppelin.

This is a personal account by Davis of his journey, which saw him

crossing the country with the band on board the Starship, their

famous Boeing passenger jet, complete with deep shag purple

carpet, electric pianos, girlfriends and star-struck hangers-on.

This is also the story of one of the hardest-living bands in the world

at their peak. For Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and

John Bonham, the most beautiful women in America tear their

spangled jackets from them and riots start outside their gigs.

LZ-75 captures a few perfect months in rock, when Led Zeppelin epitomised the free-living rock

dream, but, like Icarus, their wings were already beginning to melt. It wouldn't be long before

John Bonham died of a vodka overdose, and punk killed their brand of monumental rock.

With it's up-close-and-personal accounts of band members, managers, groupies, fans and drug-

dealers, there's a lot of Almost Famous about this book - Led Zep's 1975 tour is in fact the very

one on which Cameron Crowe's film was based.

Stephen Davis was barely twenty in 1975, but now he is recognised as one of the best rock

writers in the world. He is the author of the mega-selling Hammer of the Gods - a biography of

Led Zeppelin. He recently unearthed his notebooks of the 1975 tour - which he didn't use for

Hammer of the Gods - to write LZ-75.

LZ-75: Across America with Led Zeppelin is a wonderful and unique thing - a beautifully succinct

account of a single moment in rock, when no lyric was too far-fetched, no drink went undrunk and

no expense was ever, ever spared. It's a moment that will never be repeated.