February 1969 - Led Zeppelin enters the Billboard Top 40
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February 15, 1969 - Led Zeppelin wrap up their first American tour in Florida
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February 7, 1970 - Edinburgh gig cancelled after Plant receives facial injuries in a car accident
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February 28, 1970 - The band performs as "The Nobs" in Copenhagen after threat of legal action from Countess Von Zeppelin
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February 1971 - John Paul Jones involved in legal issues regarding a musician who shares the same name
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February 1971 - Overdubs for the fourth album are recorded at Island Studios
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February 14, 1972 - The band is refused admission into Singapore due to their long hair
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February 16, 1972 - The Australian tour begins in Perth
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February 1973 - The band makes final preparations for the European tour
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Febrauary 16, 1973 - The release date for Houses Of The Holy is pushed back due to some sleeve problems
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February 1974 - Sessions for Physical Graffiti continue
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February 14, 1974 - Page, Plant and Bonham attend a Roy Harper concert
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February 4, 1975 - Zeppelin perform a last minute show at Nassau Coliseum to accomodate fans after being banned in Boston
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February 24, 1975 - Physical Graffiti finally issued worldwide to phenomenal sales
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February 1976 - Media reports that Zeppelin are due to release an album entitled Obelisk
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February 1977 - Robert contracts a bout of tonsillitis postponing the American tour
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February 1978 - Robert Plant helps produce a record for punk band Dansette Damage
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February 16, 1978 - The cases against Bonham, Cole & Grant stemming from the Oakland incident are heard and all receive suspended prison sentences and fines
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February 1979 - Although absent from the US stage or market, Led Zeppelin rank best in many music magazine categories
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February 1979 - Mixing sessions for ITTOD take place at Polar Studios. Rumors fly of a European tour
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February 3, 1980 - Robert joins Dave Edmund's Rockpile at the Birmingham Top Rank
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