Now, this is an interesting spin on the "will Led Zep reunite again" story.
As previously reported, ever since Led Zeppelin reunited for that high profile The O2 show last year there has been speculation that a more full-on reunion is in the pipeline, beginning with a world tour. But Robert Plant has been doing his best to deny that's ever going to happen - although last week he did say he would consider another reunion but for all the paperwork that comes with such a venture, describing the bureaucracy that preceded The O2 show as being like something out of 'This Is Spinal Tap'.
But now the Sun reckons that the rest of the band - so Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham's son Jason, presumably - are thinking about doing some stuff together with or without paperwork-hating Plant, even if that means bringing in another vocalist.
They quote a source thus: "They [the rest of the band] have been rehearsing frequently in London and the band is really gelling. There's an American guy who has been standing in for Robert regularly and doing a great job. Obviously they want the original frontman to join them on the road but he still won't commit. They will be finalising plans for shows over the next couple of months and will tell Robert that if he doesn't want to be involved they will go ahead without him".