Led Zeppelin may have done the impossible by reuniting in the 2000s, but it wasn't a cakewalk, according to John Paul Jones.

John Paul Jones was more than just the bassist for Led Zeppelin; he helped them write some of their most iconic and well-loved tracks.

The all-time bass great discusses his telepathic relationship with John Bonham, early influences, and why Stairway to Heaven's gradual speed-up is part of its magic ...

John Paul Jones almost quit Led Zeppelin at the height of their fame – and just before they started recording the album many consider to be their masterpiece. The group’s 1973 stadium tour broke box ...

Despite having shut down legions of authors and filmmakers interested in their story, the members of Led Zeppelin said yes to Bernard MacMahon. Why?

Though blessed with new interviews with surviving band members Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Robert Plant, the timid profile represents a missed opportunity.

The three surviving members of cult rock band Led Zeppelin have been famously media-shy since their bandmate John Bonham died in 1980. In Becoming Led Zeppelin, we hear all four of them reflecting on ...

The prospect of Led Zeppelin reforming to play Live Aid, the biggest music event of the 1980s, sparked great excitement. But their return to the stage on July 13, 1985 did not work out as anyone had p ...

love you always.” During the reception, Jason held a jam session with Led Zeppelin members Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones. Conversations about John are generally reserved for concerts ...

In this 1999 photo taken at the RIAA Diamond Awards, Led Zeppelin bandmates John Paul Jones (left) and Jimmy Page reunite. The two plus Robert Plant are all featured in a new documentary, "Becoming ...