Old Men Do It Better.

It's Part Of Me To Get Off On Those Moments Where... Well, What People Would Call Attention. Obviously, That Isn't The Be-all And End-all Of Life, But At The States Of Creativity That I've Reached, Well, It Helps The Lyrics Along A Little Bit.

Alice Cooper's Weirdnesses Must Really Make The Kids Feel Violent. These Kids Are Like My Sister, Young People Of 14 Or So Who've Come To Enjoy Themselves. So You Put Things Like That In Front Of Them, And I Don't Think It's Right.

I'd Break Out In Hives If I Had To Sing (`stairway To Heaven') In Every Show. I Wrote Those Lyrics And Found That Song To Be Of Some Importance And Consequence In 1971, But 17 Years Later, I Don't Know. It's Just Not For Me. I Sang It At The Atlantic Records Show Because I'm An Old Softie And It Was My Way Of Saying Thank You To Atlantic Because I've Been With Them For 20 Years. But No More Of `stairway To Heaven' For Me.

I Realized What Led Zeppelin Was About Around The End Of Our First U.s. Tour. We Started Off Not Even On The Bill In Denver, And By The Time We Got To New York We Were Second To Iron Butterfly, And They Didn't Want To Go On!

Each Album Has A Different Atmosphere. The Third Album And Houses Of The Holy Seem To Be The Two Albums That People Didn't Get Off On Quite As Strongly As The Other Ones. But I Think They Contain The Basic Ingredients For The Further Pursuance Of What We're Doing... The Turning Point To Relieve The Tedium Of Repetition.