Aug 27, 2004 • 1 min read

Page rules out Led Zep reunion

Jimmy Page says there are no plans for Led Zeppelin to reform, and was honoured with his handprints in concrete at the Walk of Fame outside Virgin Megastore in Piccadilly.

Jimmy Page has said there are no plans for Led Zeppelin to reform in the future. Talking to Associated Press, Page said that if something was going to happen, it would have happened after the band's recent live DVD was released.

Page: "It is far too nebulas a situation. It is far too cloudy. When I worked on the DVD I really thought if there was going to be any overtures made by the band it may well been after that point after we visited the first nights of the premieres but there wasn't anything forthcoming".

Page was in London this week and became the first star to be honoured at the new Walk of Fame in Piccadilly outside the revamped Virgin Megastore, where his hands were immortalised in concrete.

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