I was gonna go to that but the ticket prices were outrageous. Looks like it was a great night

Deborah J! Well what a nice surprise to hear from ya! Happy new year, and glad you're still kickin'!

Same for me. It was a moment I'll never forget, simply incredible

Ha! Don't you just love it? Sounds like a cool book

Ha! I was waiting for the Jonesy shot, there it is!

Fantastic! Queen too? Oh my!

Wow! Great shots, man. I love this one!

here's the aud recording...

yeah! cool!

Great picture. Is that Bonzo's daughter?

haha! don't know how I missed that, classic

I seriously doubt he would overdub on any '70's Zep recording. My guess is it's for Guitar World magazine, they often include a CD, "Jimmy Page demonstrates his signature tones" kinda thing

yeah, to be clear, Pluribus may very well be correct, we just don't know for sure who the hell Millard is referring to. Just because he has a friend named Ed doesn't mean he's "Eddie", I was just throwing it out there as a possibility - not a fact

those are great!

Setting the Record Straight: Mike Millard was a close friend, and he had three with whom he regularly attended shows with. His other two close friends, Jim R. and Ed F., were both top quality photographers, routinely sitting in the first few rows of L.A. area shows during the mid to late 1970's, when cameras were permitted. Mike was victim to serious illness, which will not be addressed here. Mike was employed on the staff of the Audio Visual Dept. at Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) in Orange County, CA, close to his family home in Placentia, CA. I found this on the web. Note his friend, Ed F..... EVH calling Jimmy sloppy goes all the way back to Led Zeppelin II and the unaccompanied guitar solo in Heartbreaker But until we can locate a photo of the 6-21 tape, (which I could swear I've seen before) it's all speculation