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Title: Redundancy
Review: The "insider" aspect is covered far better and more thoughtfully in other books on Zeppelin. Throughout the book, you get the feeling that Richard Cole is trying to elevate his status as an "insider" by telling every disgusting tidbit he can remember.Yes, they were young men in their 20's whose hormones were flowing in overdrive. Yes, they had the means to do whatever they wanted to. Yes, like most of us, they did things in their 20's that were callous, reckless and unconscionable. Yet do we really want to hear about another orgy 2/3's of the way through the book?The book falls into a boring repititve cycle. As a music fan, there are less than three pages devoted to any of their albums. Isn't that the main part about Zeppelin? The touring is an integral part of the story, but the music was the main part and anyone expecting to learn about that aspect of the Zeppelin mystique will be short-thrifted here.
