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Digital Zepplin book out on April 15th!
Posted on by Kat Walters

Experience the sound and fury of the mighty Led Zeppelin through the lens of renowned rock photographer Neal Preston in the forthcoming aptly titled digital book Led Zeppelin: Sound and Fury, available April 15 exclusively at the iBookstore. A just-released video trailer gives fans a sneak peek at some of the hundreds of photos (many seen for the first time) and 80 contact sheets (all previously unreleased) found within the digital pages of the visually-stunning book. Pre-order your copy today on iTunes.

See the trailer here:

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