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LED ZEPPELIN Memorabilia Exhibit To Benefit JIMMY PAGE's ABC TRUST

August 11, 2008

An exhibit of LED ZEPPELIN memorabilia is being held at UK's Knebworth House to benefit Jimmy Page's charity Action for Brazil's Children.

LED ZEPPELIN's music has impacted the lives of people of all ages from all over the world, and this exhibit provides a chance to share in the memories other fans have of the band by seeing memorabilia they have held over the years: items such as tickets, programmes, posters, handbills, clothing, badges, albums and photographs. With proceeds going to the ABC Trust, the exhibit is the organizers' way of thanking the four men that have given us all so much over the 40 years we have rejoiced in their amazing music.

The exhibit runs until September 3.

For more information, visit www.memoriesinmusic.com.

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