Dominic Mohan of The Sun spoke with Led Zeppelin guitar legend Jimmy Page who says rock is back, but its revival won’t include a reuniting of Led Zeppelin — at least for now. “The group members have not actually discussed it,” Page said. “Everyone thinks we’re doing it and it’s really aggravating because if there was going to be a tour, we’d make an announcement. It’s got nothing to do with us and it’s absolutely annoying. It won’t happen until such time as we’ve had a chance to talk about it musically. We’d do it quite clandestinely and see whether it’s a going concern. Just because the last project has been a success it doesn’t mean we’d be more inclined to do it.”

Led Zeppelin leader and guitarist, Jimmy Page, who compiled the just released ‘Led Zeppelin DVD’ and live album, tells Reuters he remembers all the concerts as if they were yesterday. “To actually go through it bit by bit and hear sections of it, you go, ‘Yeah, yeah, that’s really good’ or ‘I played really well there’ or ‘My God, that’s embarrassing, that bit I played then’,” he said.

The Toronto Sun reports a Launch.com claim that a Led Zeppelin reunion “could well be in the offing” for 2003, according to “sources inside band management” is untrue based on what representatives of the three surviving Zeppelinites have since told them. A spokesman for singer Robert Plant: “This news piece comes up every year. Robert won’t be able to interview about this.” Canoe.ca has since removed the article.