LONDON—Jimmy Page shot to fame in the 1960s playing earsplitting concerts as the lead guitarist in the band Led Zeppelin. But in the past decade, the ponytailed 79-year-old Brit has pined for the ...

Rumours had earlier spread that Jimmy Page – who'd been seen in the crowd with Tyler – would also be making a guest appearance. Eagle-eyed observers later spotted Page, stage left, head bobbing with ...

As part of the intimate event, the ex-Beatles drummer was interviewed by BBC presenter and former Squeeze keyboardist Jools Holland. Look Up producer T Bone Burnett also participated in the Q&A via a ...

Today (February 22), Gibson opened the Gibson Garage London, the first of its impressive Gibson Garage flagship stores outside of the United States; and to say that the company opened the store with a ...

LONDON (AP) -- Jimmy Page started the project because he couldn't believe how bad Led Zeppelin sounded. The legacy of the band he'd devoted much of his life to was being muddied by the way its classic ...