August xx, 1968 - Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham hold their first rehearsals in Gerrard Street, London
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August xx, 1968 - Page, Grant and Chris Dreja go see Robert Plant perform at a Birmingham Teachers College. Page invites Plant to his Pangbourne house and offers him the vocalist position
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August xx, 1969 - Peter Grant starts enforcing the 90/10 split in favor of the band
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August 31, 1969 - The third US tour ends at the Texas International Festival in Dallas
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August xx, 1970 - Zeppelin earn no less than $25,000 per show
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August 17, 1970 - Page completes mixing of the Led Zeppelin III in Memphis
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August 19, 1971 - The seventh North American tour opens in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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August xx, 1972 - Jimmy Page purchases Plumpton Manor in Sussex
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August xx, 1973 - Jimmy starts arranging ideas for the next album
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August xx, 1974 - Film maker Peter Clifton has the band re-enact scenes at Shepperton Studios
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August 31, 1974 - John Paul Jones appears with David Gilmour and Steve Broughton as Roy Harper’s backing band for the night
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August 04, 1975 - Robert Plant and his family are seriously injured as their car veers off the road on the island of Rhodes
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August 08, 1975 - Rehearsal for Zeppelin’s Eleventh North American tour postponed after Robert is involved in a serious car accident
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August xx, 1976 - Arrangements are made to show the upcoming Zep film in theaters
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August xx, 1976 - Jimmy Page finishes mixing the soundtrack for the movie The Song Remains The Same
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August 14, 1977 - Jimmy jams with Ron Wood at a charity golf tournament for underprivileged children
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August xx, 1978 - Robert plays with Dr. Feelgood and Phil Carson in Ibiza, Spain while on holiday
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August 11, 1979 - Led Zeppelin perform a second show at Knebworth due to overwhelming ticket demands
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August xx, 1980 - Jimmy moves into his new Windsor home, which was purchased from Michael Caine
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| August 14, 2009 - It Might Get Loud opened in select theatres in NY, WA & CA. |
