KEITH HILL AS ROBERT PLANT BIO Well I heard the radio hits of Zep in the 70's like most. Their signature songs I always thought were amazing, but I grew up on so many different types of music. Growing up on the east coast, my parents would have on Elvis & Glen Cambell, Queen and Tull would be coming from my brothers room, my sister would be humming Nugent or Aerosmith and my younger brother and I would jam out to everything from Disco to Skynard. In the late 70's, Boston's debut album had a major impact on me followed shortly by Van Halen's first. Years later, a team mate of mine from football had me listen to a tape he made of Zeppelin. I remember him saying, "did you have any idea all these great songs were theirs"? A seed was planted at that time, one that would not sprout till many years later. I played in cover and original groups the years after graduation, one took me Los Angeles when I was 20 and LA is where I have stayed. A Zep tune seemed to always make the setlist regardless of the style of music and band I was in, Immigrant Song was one I remember always showing up. Anyway, about a year ago or so I decided that I just want to play great music that is timeless and magical to me. Zeppelin fit the bill and seemed to be the only answer for me. I called Adam who I played with before, Jeff and Craig joined and we called this experience......The Led. Starting this group in early 2002, with just a love for the songs of Zeppelin, away we went. The response has been amazing and I realize that what moves me about this music, moves so many others. It's a very cool vibe at the shows and an awesome kinship we all feel with a room full Zep Heads. It;s funny, I am actually getting to discover some of Zeps music for the first time. A good amount of the songs we perform live today, I have never heard before a year ago.....how weird is that? If you dig Zeppelin, please come spend and evening with us! - Keith HARD ROCK HOTEL, LAS VEGAS - SEPT. 2002 ROXY - MAY 2002