Jimmy Page once painted a dragon, and used it to slay. Page said he had Led Zeppelin's sound, and first songs, fully formed in his mind before the Yardbirds were even done. "The whole journey of Led Zeppelin and the rise of Led Zeppelin, each tour was just extraordinary, and the growth and the respect and love of the band, and the people that were flooding to see us," Page said. Page later left the guitar behind at his home in England on an early U.S. tour with Led Zeppelin in 1969. Page was assembling a book for the band's anniversary, and the dragon guitar kept popping up in pictures.

Source: ABC News October 30, 2018 14:10 UTC