Jul 8, 2008 • 1 min read

Led Zeppelin reportedly resist video game offers

Led Zeppelin have reportedly refused repeated requests from the makers of Guitar Hero and Rock Band to feature in their games, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Led Zeppelin have refused frequent requests from the makers of 'Guitar Hero' and rival 'Rock Band' to release a Zep version of their respective game, a la Aerosmith et al, who released a version very recently. Peter Mensch from Q Prime Management, who represent Jimmy Page, is quoted as saying "it ain't about the money", while explaining that the group are not happy with the idea of giving away the master copies of their songs via a video game.

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