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has expressed similar views about Cole's reliability, stating in a magazine interview that Cole's accounts are "a mish-mash of several stories put together, usually with the wrong endings and making us look miserable bastards rather than the funsters we were." Jones was so incensed at the depiction
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When released, Cole was no longer addicted to heroin but he had no money as he had spent it all on drugs prior to his incarceration, and he could no longer rely on a steady income from an involvement with Led Zeppelin. He said that for the first time since before he became a tour manager he had to
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Alcohol, cocaine and heroin abuse, shameless groupies and perverse pranks figure largely in the saga. Cole boasts of his and the band's phenomenal appetites for liquor, drugs and sex while denouncing those who say Led Zeppelin harmed the international legions of teenage girls who routinely sought
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There's a book written by our former road manager, Richard Cole that has made me completely ill. I'm so mad about it that I can't even bring myself to read the whole thing. The two bits that I have read are so ridiculously false, that I'm sure if I read the rest I'd be able to sue Cole and the
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of John Bonham in Cole's book that he decided never to speak to him again. In another interview, Jones claimed when he asked Cole about why he'd exaggerated the group's behaviour for the book, Cole explained that "he'd been a drug addict who needed the money".
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The book documents Cole's personal experiences as tour manager for one of the biggest bands of all time. It also shows how the constant pressure of touring and recording was beginning to take a toll on the band's members, even as early as 1969.
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However, despite that he was also credited with "celebrat the band's innumerable musical accomplishments", Cole's book was criticised by members of Led Zeppelin, who accused him of fabrication and dishonesty. Guitarist
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Cole reveals that he developed close and personal friendships with each of the band members, and recounts the devastating impact that the death of
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The beginning of the book describes Cole's background, and that of every member of the band. He also briefly describes the atmosphere of 1960s
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The book also describes his life immediately after Led Zeppelin's downfall. At the time of their collapse he was trying to shed his
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problems which he developed in the 1970s, and which ultimately led to him being fired by Led Zeppelin's manager,
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Many reviewers took note of the sensationalist and sordid 'tell-all' style of Cole's account. A review
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Led Zeppelin's first manager for the Scandinavian and UK club tour in 1968 was Jerry Ritz
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publishers. But it would be so painful to read that it wouldn't be worth it.
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but did not pursue this path. He recounts his experience as tour manager for
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and his venture into other aspects of the 1960s London scene, including the
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Index


Richard Cole
Biography
Non-fiction
HarperCollins
Paperback
ISBN
978-0-06-018323-3
OCLC
25547803
Richard Cole
rock
Led Zeppelin
syndicated journalist
London
drums
The Who
mod
subculture
John Bonham
substance abuse
Peter Grant
Knebworth Festival in 1979
heroin
terrorism
1980 Bologna railway station bombing
detox
diarrhea
Publishers Weekly
Jimmy Page

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