Jimmy Page performs on stage with Led Zeppelin, Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA, 9th August 1969.

Rodney Bingenheimer gives Jimmy Page a long fringe vest, which JP wears onstage that night. It was custom made by Hatter's Castle which was located on Sunset Blvd across from Thee Experience club.

Led Zeppelin performing at the New York State Pavilion, August 30, 1969.

“I saw Zeppelin live in the summer between the release of their first and second album. I saw them at the New York State Pavilion at the old World’s Fair. My guess was that there were well under two thousand people there. There were no seats, it was just standing. They were the most astonishing band I’ve seen to this day. There’s nothing to this day that comes close to what I witnessed that night. I remember watching them and when it was over my friend and I left the concert. We walked out and looked at each other and said, ‘Let’s not say anything, it’ll only cheapen it.’ (laughs) And we never spoke about it because it was the perfect marriage of all the elements that made great rock and roll. It was sexy, it was ruthless, it was dangerous.”

Jimmy Page wearing his famous ‘Zoso’ sweater on November 20, 1971 at Wembley Empire Pool, London, UK.

“Susanne Bartsch became known as the ‘Queen of the Night’ because of her huge presence in the New York club scene. She put on theme nights, similar to the Studio 54 events, but really hardcore. Lady Gaga cites her as one of her main inspirations, and I can understand why, because Susanne’s costumes are absolutely extraordinary. Really wacky stuff, but very clever. She actually made this ‘Zoso’ sweater for me as a surprise, brought it along to the Wembley show, and I wore it that night.”