February 20: The Led Zeppelin rollercoaster at South Carolina''s Hard Rock Park has been saved from bankruptcy and liquidation, with a new ownership group stepping in to buy it.

According to Contactmusic, FPI MB Entertainment has bought the park for 25 million dollars.

The entertainment website says that the park's new owners are planning to re-open it this summer.

Washington, February 5 : Robert Plant is not in favour of a Led Zeppelin reunion because he fears the outcome may meet disappointment.

The former lead vocalist of the band, who has collaborated with country singer Alison Krauss, revealed he had deliberately rejected the Whole Lotta Love group reformation believing the exuberance was no longer the same.

"I think the thing about it is really, is that to visit old ground, it''s a very incredibly delicate thing to do," Contactmusic quoted him as telling Absolute Radio DJ Ben Jones.

London, Jan 21 : American singer/songwriter Myles Kennedy of the Alter Bridge has revealed that he is grateful to have been given the chance to play alongside Led Zeppelin.

There were rumours that Kennedy had been chosen for vocals by the legendary group, after an audition was conducted to replace Robert Plant, who did not wish to make a comeback.

But when none of the singers for the audition worked out, the band decided to do away with the idea of a tour, revealed guitarist Jimmy Page''s manager, Peter Mensch.

Kennedy himself revealed that he did try out for a place in the group, and is disappointed not to have been included in any of their future plans, though he is happy he was able to join them for a jam session.

London, Jan 8 : English rock band Led Zeppelin have decided to go on tour this year without their lead singer Robert Plant.