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LED ZEPPELIN To Tour Next Summer?

October 14, 2002

LED ZEPPELIN are set to re-group after 22 years for a stadium tour of America, according to Britain's Sun newspaper.

The three surviving members — singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones — plan to hit the road next summer and hope to pocket £6.4million (approximately $10 million) for the shows.

According to the paper, Robert, Jimmy, and John Paul met two weeks ago at the offices of their management firm Trinifold to discuss a possible tour, which would include Jason Bonham, son of former drummer John Bonham.

A band insider told the paper: "If the right offer comes up they will do it."

Trinifold added: "Jimmy is itching to do something, but there is nothing firm yet."

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