I'd have to check around but there was a small write up regarding the album in the October 2005 issue of MOJO on page 83. Although that small side bar write up has quotes from Steve Rowland. Steve, I saw some responses to some questions I sent you an email a while back regarding their first rehearsal on Gerard Street. I'll go back and view the interview more closely. Robert likes to speak in code from time to time so I most likely misunderstood his response. JPJ has stated Gerard Steet but in the same MOJO issue from October 2005 there's a write up interview from Mick Wall where Jimmy Page is quoted as the rehearsal taking place on Lisle Street in London's West End. Any idea's? I know Mick Wall's book isn't popular with some readers and I have yet to purchase it. I was curious if you found out any additional linformation regarding the following questions plus some new ones to keep you busy) Older Questions: 1.) When Robert Plant went on SNL with Brian Setzer there's a sign behind the left side of the drummer stating "band for hire". Would you happen to know if that was Robert's idea? The sign stated to contact Ahmet with a phone number. Obviously, the phone number couldn't have been legit and went to a regular switchboard (at least I'm guessing). 2.) The 1970 soundtrack to the movie Homer has Led Zeppelin's How Many More Times. I know the band is protective of their work but did the boys and Peter authorize this usage? New Questions: 3.) Has it been confirmed by Robert (or any member of the band) that Hot Dog was written about the Texas groupie Audrey Hamilton? 4.) Did any other of John Bonham's bulls besides Bruno win certificates? 5.) Finally, have you located any additional information regarding which company created the 1980 tour passes? Thanks for any information you can provide! Robert