Isn’t this a gorgeous book? Come lay your hands on it yourself Weds the 26th, when we chat to RIchard Houghton all about it. Richard’s collected hundreds of fans’ Led Zep experiences from first and last gigs to first-person encounters, all in this beautiful book. The excellent CODA – a Tribute to Led Zeppelin will be smashing out some tunes too so get tix here:

Isn’t this a gorgeous book? Come lay your hands on it yourself Weds the 26th, when we chat to RIchard Houghton all about it. Richard’s collected hundreds of fans’ Led Zep experiences from first and last gigs to first-person encounters, all in this beautiful book. The excellent CODA – a Tribute to Led Zeppelin will be smashing out some tunes too so get tix here:

 

Isn’t This a Gorgeous Book? Come See for Yourself – A Night of Led Zeppelin Memories with Richard Houghton

For fans of Led Zeppelin, the music never truly fades. It lives on not just in the recordings, but in the memories, the stories, and the moments that shaped lives. That’s exactly what Richard Houghton has captured in his extraordinary new book — a volume that is as much a tribute to the fans as it is to the band itself. If you’ve ever found yourself lost in the pulse of “Kashmir” or felt the thunder of “Whole Lotta Love” in your bones, this is an event you won’t want to miss.

On Wednesday the 26th, join us for a very special evening where music, memory, and magic collide. We’ll be sitting down with Richard Houghton to dive deep into the heart of this beautifully assembled book — a collection of first-hand Led Zeppelin fan stories that spans decades, continents, and countless unforgettable experiences. And as if that weren’t enough, the night will be soundtracked live by the phenomenal CODA – A Tribute to Led Zeppelin, who will be delivering the classics with the energy and authenticity that fans crave.

Let’s take a closer look at what makes this book — and this night — so special.

A Tapestry of Fan Memories

Richard Houghton is no stranger to music history. With a keen ear for storytelling and a heart tuned to the fan experience, he’s built a reputation for assembling the kind of books that are more than just facts and dates. They’re alive with the voices of those who were there — fans who danced in the aisles, queued for hours in the rain, and caught fleeting glimpses of their rock heroes backstage or on the street.

This new Led Zeppelin collection is no exception. Houghton has gathered hundreds of personal accounts, from the awe of seeing Zeppelin live for the first time to the bittersweet nostalgia of their final shows. These aren’t filtered through critics or industry insiders — they come directly from the fans, the people whose lives were shaped by the sound and presence of Led Zeppelin.

Imagine reading a story from a teenager who saw them in a small venue before they were world-famous, or from someone who managed to sneak backstage for a chance encounter with Jimmy Page or Robert Plant. These are the kinds of stories that Richard has immortalized in print — stories that transport you right back to those electric nights.

More Than a Book — A Beautiful Object

But let’s talk about the book itself for a moment. This isn’t just any paperback biography or rehashed band history. It’s a gorgeous, tactile celebration of Led Zeppelin fandom. From the design to the layout, every page is infused with the love and dedication that fans have poured into their stories. Rare photos, lovingly transcribed memories, concert tickets, posters — it’s all here in one stunning volume that begs to be held, read, and cherished.

This book doesn’t just document the history of a band — it reflects the emotional journey of a generation. It’s both a time capsule and a tribute, crafted with the care and passion of someone who understands what it means to feel music.

If you’ve ever held onto a gig stub or a dog-eared LP sleeve like it was treasure, then you’ll understand why this book resonates so deeply.

A Conversation with the Curator

On the night of Wednesday the 26th, you’ll have the rare opportunity to hear directly from Richard Houghton himself. He’ll be talking about the process of collecting these stories, the fans he met along the way, and the emotional depth of what it means to share memories through music.

Expect anecdotes that didn’t make it into the book, reflections on Led Zeppelin’s enduring impact, and insights into how our personal histories with music help shape who we are. You’ll also have the chance to ask your own questions — whether about the book, the band, or the stories that stuck with him most.

Richard is not just a compiler — he’s a conversationalist, a music lover, and someone who truly honors the voices of the fans he writes about.

CODA – Keeping the Spirit Alive

And what would a night about Led Zeppelin be without the music itself?

To cap off the evening, the amazing CODA – A Tribute to Led Zeppelin will take the stage. Known for their energetic and faithful renditions of Zeppelin classics, CODA captures the raw power, artistry, and spontaneity that made Led Zeppelin legends. Whether you’ve seen them before or this is your first time, you’re in for a thrilling ride through the band’s iconic catalogue.

Expect soaring vocals, blistering guitar solos, and thunderous drums that do justice to the mighty Bonham. From “Stairway to Heaven” to “Black Dog” and everything in between, CODA doesn’t just perform the songs — they channel the spirit of Led Zeppelin.

It’s the perfect way to round off an evening of storytelling, memory, and celebration.

A Night for the Fans

This event isn’t just for die-hard Zeppelin fans — it’s for anyone who understands the power of music to define a moment, a friendship, a lifetime. Whether you saw Zeppelin in their prime, discovered them through an older sibling’s vinyl collection, or fell in love with the band in the age of streaming, this night is for you.

Come share the magic. Come connect with others who carry the same torch. Come flip through the pages of a book that feels like a love letter to everything Led Zeppelin stood for.

And most of all — come and experience it for yourself. This book is more than worth reading. It’s worth celebrating.

Don’t Miss Out — Get Your Tickets

So mark the date: Wednesday, the 26th.

Come early, stay late, and lose yourself in a night of music and memory. Meet Richard Houghton, grab a copy of the book, and let CODA remind you why Led Zeppelin is still the gold standard of rock ‘n’ roll.

Tickets are available now — don’t wait. This is a one-of-a-kind night that promises heart, soul, and a whole lotta love.

 

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