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Title: Shallow and vapid
Review: This book offers the promise of an inside look at Zeppelin, given that Richard Cole was probably closer to the group than anyone aside from Peter Grant. But the inside look he provides only extends as far as descriptions of the debauchery that accompanied the group's earlier tours. His insights generally all share the same sophomoric form, such as: We drank a lot of beers that night, boy were we wasted! And the writing style is hilarious. This book probably sets a record for the use of exclamation points since virtually all of the accounts of dialog are of a form like: Jimmy turned to me and said 'Richard, surely you're mad!' It isn't totally without merit as this does paint an outline of the band's story and at the end you gain a sense of the chronology of the tours and albums. But that's where the merits end. There must be a good story to be told of Zeppelin's history, but this isn't it.
