Jimmy Page

Jimmy Page released a single under his own name on Feb. 26, 1965 – though he later said "it's better forgotten."

Jimmy Page is still keeping most details regarding his long-awaited return to solo work under wraps, but he's definitely planning to make some noise in 2016.

Jimmy Page joined Paul Rodgers and members of Cheap Trick, Guns N' Roses and Nirvana on stage to perform a Led Zeppelin favorite.

Stairway to Heaven was one of the biggest rock songs of the 1970s. Now Led Zeppelin's classic track is back on the turntable, on a re-mastered version of the band's fourth album. 43 years after its release. Jimmy Page has a few things to say about this classic rock anthem and might be…

Jimmy Page talks about why the plan to continue working with John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham after Led Zeppelin's 2007 reunion broke down.

For guitarist Jimmy Page, who curated Led Zeppelin's recent reissues, it marks the end of a very long chapter in his career.

After sitting in the vaults for more than 30 years, demos recorded by a short-lived supergroup featuring Jimmy Page and members of Yes may finally see official release.

With the arrival this month of the final trio of releases in Led Zeppelin's massive reissue series, the focus has turned to what's next for Jimmy Page, the mastermind behind the project.

No one really knows where Led Zeppelin's music might have gone if the band hadn't broken up following John Bonham's death, but Jimmy Page has a better idea than most.

Both by birthright and through work experience, Jason Bonham has a better understanding of the inner workings of Led Zeppelin than most people, and he shared a bit of that knowledge during a recent appearance on Train frontman Pat Monahan's podcast.

On June 24, 1984, Jimmy Page sat in with Yes for a cover of one of the Beatles' most raucous tunes.

Jeff Strawman, author of the 2015 book 'Led Zeppelin Gear: All the Gear from Led Zeppelin and the Solo Careers,' shares some lesser-known facts about Jimmy Page's guitars.