Its sad that all of these buildings are being lost.There must have been thousands of stories containted within each of these structures.Stories of a fan's first exposure to the magic that is Led Zeppelin or whichever band they happened to see.
Those bricks are the temples to store lifelong memories and each loss of a music palace is a small erasure of those memories contained within.
Years ago,in an attempt to capture photos of these Zeppelin venues,an effort was put forth by Bruce Deerhake,Nestor Tytla and myself to build a web site displaying these buildings.
It remains unfinished and in need of quite a few corrections.
It can be found thru Bruce the Buckeye's page as Houses Of The Holy.
Also,I have also thought a coffee table book devoted to the Zeppelin venues
would be a viable and marketable idea that is long overdue.It stands to reason that there would be a demand for a book showcasing the actual buildings where the music was made....not only the concert halls but the recording studios,hotels and places such as Bron-Y-Aur and Headley Grange.