On August 8th all roads lead back to Knebworth…
Tight But Loose / Voiceprint present
Then As It Was
A 30th anniversary Knebworth Celebration Day and official launch of the new book Then As It Was – Led Zeppelin At Knebworth 1979 30 Years Gone
On Saturday August 8 2009 at The Lytton Arms
Park Lane, Old Knebworth SG3 6QB (www.lyttonarms.co.uk)
Join us to mark the momentous 30th anniversary of the last UK Led Zeppelin gigs in the very area the historic events unfolded on August 4th and 11th 1979
Main events kick off at 3pm and run through to 11pm
Dave Lewis will be signing copies of the new limited edition book he has compiled to celebrate the occasion
A day of nostalgic recollections will include
*Led Zeppelin at Knebworth footage shown throughout the event
*Memorabilia displays
* Guest speaker and Q and A with the author
*Charity Auction in aid of the ABC charity
* Buffet Meal – Bar open until to 11pm
*Plus other attractions to be announced – full timetable will be posted on www.tblweb.com
nearer the event
Entry Price £10 includes buffet meal
The excellent Lytton Arms pub is situated near Knebworth Park itself and is accessible by road via junction 6 of the A1M. Surrounding hotels include the Novotel Knebworth Park and Roebuck Inn Stevenage (where the Zep entourage stayed in ’79). Nearest train link is Knebworth Station situated 1.3 miles from the Lytton Arms pub
This is a great opportunity to celebrate a milestone moment in Led Zeppelin’s history – plus the chance to obtain the new limited edition book on Led Zeppelin At Knebworth 1979
Then as it was …then again it will be. Come and meet like-minded fans to celebrate two of the most significant concerts ever staged in the UK.
Limited availability – admission by advance ticket only – order now!
To reserve your ticket please send £10 cheque (payable to D.Lewis) to 14 Totnes Close, Bedford MK40 3AX
Please include your e-mail address – confirmation of your reservation will be acknowledged via e-mail
*Keep an eye on the TBL web site for further details of this very special gathering of Led Zeppelin fans
For more information e-mail davelewis.tbl1@ntlworld.com
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I had been to a few concerts previous to Knebworth and had no great expectations. Thirty years on I still talk about ‘being there’.I have been to dozens of events since but nothing comes close to the moment those aircraft lights and the wall of lights behind, blasted out over the crowd timed to the reapperance of the rest of the band after Jimmys solo. An awesome wall of sound and light – still gives me shivers!
JC.
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