What did Led Zeppelin do with a shark?

Led Zeppelin Once Defiled a Groupie With a Mud Shark “A pretty young groupie with red hair was disrobed and tied to the bed,” wrote author Stephen Davis. “Led Zeppelin then proceeded to stuff pieces of shark into her vagina and rectum.”

Is John Paul Jones still alive?

What happened to John Bonham of Led Zeppelin?

After midnight on 25 September, Bonham fell asleep; someone took him to bed and placed him on his side. Led Zeppelin tour manager Benji LeFevre and bassist John Paul Jones found him unresponsive the next afternoon. Bonham was later pronounced dead at 32 years old. The finding was accidental death.

Is the Led Zeppelin shark story true?

While some have called that description of the incident a bit fishy, the author of a new book on legendary Zeppelin manager Peter Grant, Bring It On Home: Peter Grant, Led Zeppelin, and Beyond–The Story of Rock’s Greatest Manager, Mark Blake, told RealClearLife the account is generally true.

Is it true that Led Zeppelin had a groupie?

So yes, a female groupie was sexually engaged with a fish, but the fish was not a shark (and was presumably dead), it wasn’t “stuffed” inside her, the only member of Led Zeppelin present at the time (John Bonham) was merely an onlooker rather than an active participant, and the woman left the hotel unharmed.

Where did Led Zeppelin meet the mud shark?

The legend, or perhaps more correctly, the myth of Zeppelin, the mud shark and the groupie will ring around the annals of the hall of fame for eternity. More notorious than all the Led Zeppelin legends put together the story, as it’s told, begins in America’s Pacific North West at the Seattle Pop Festival, July 27th 1969.

What did Led Zeppelin do to a girl?

Davis then describes how “one girl, a pretty young groupie with red hair, was disrobed and tied to the bed. According to the legend of the shark episode, Led Zeppelin then proceeded to stuff pieces of shark into her vagina and rectum.”

Who was the lead singer of Led Zeppelin?

According to Richard Cole, Led Zeppelin’s road manager, he and drummer John Bonham (aka “Bonzo”) were busily engaged in the pastime of catching sharks through an Edgewater window when they were interrupted by some persistent groupies, but what occurred next didn’t quite live up to the notorious modern version of the legend: