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I have read a few books on Zeppelin and Jimmy Page. Though it was familiar ground, I preferred this book as it was direct and to the point whereas Mick Wall’s book waffled on and was difficult to maintain interest.
Typically, black arts stuff I find boring but it did have bearing on Page’s life, though I don’t really know how Page benefited from it.

Books on Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin are somewhat formulaic, they use prose to praise songs and talk about witchcraft. You never feel like you’re there with them.