The new issue of the Tight But Loose magazine is out now – here’s some initial reaction from satisfied readers:

Absolutely knocked out by the new TBL – superb issue! Keep up the brilliant work’’ Colin Sheil – UK

‘’Just got the latest edition of TBL, fantastic read once again’’ Andrew Pittam – UK

’’Just a quick email to say well done on another fantastic magazine. I’ve only dipped into it so far but what I’ve read up to now has been nothing short of superb’’ Tom Cory – UK

’’I just wanted to email you and say I received the latest TBL issue today.  I want to say kudo’s for always delivering a fantastic magazine!’’  Robert Musco – USA

‘’ Got the new TBL – the Bill Curbishley interview is outstanding and I’ve just finished reading Alec Plowman’s piece. Very impressive – enjoyed his article immensely’’  Gary Davies – UK

I’ve just read the latest edition of the Led Zeppelin magazine Tight But Loose.  It contains an excellent interview conducted by Lewis with Bill Curbishley, long time manager of Robert Plant, The Who and Judas Priest. Dave asks all the right questions; ‘How did Led Zeppelin’s O2 concert evolve?’, ‘Was there any chance that Robert Plant would be up for more shows?’, ‘Will the O2 concert be issued on DVD?’ and ‘What would you advise Jimmy Page to do now?’ among them, and Curbishley doesn’t duck his answers. I was impressed by BC’s honesty throughout’’ – Dave Ling (Classic Rock)

All pre ordered subscriber copies have been distributed and overseas subscribers should be in receipt of their copies in the next couple of weeks.

As can be seen by the above comments, this issue is another outpouring of essential Zep reading.

There’s full report and exclusive photos from the Jimmy Page book launch, John Paul Jones’ appearance at the Classic Rock awards, detailed on the spot coverage of Robert Plant & The Band Of Joy’s autumn tour and Black Country Communion’s London launch gig, news of the forthcoming Zep Fest 2011, an insightful view into being a Led Zep fan age 21, Mike Tremaglio’s illuminating log of Zep flying high in September 1970, exclusive revelations  of a previously undocumented 1969 Zep appearance and some previously unseen photos of Led Zeppelin’s appearance at the Marquee in March 1969. There’s also a compelling interview with Bill Curbishley, the man who has guided Robert Plant’s career for nearly 25 years.

All exclusive content that you not find on any web site – pleasingly presented in an all colour format that can be stored, and re- read time and time again.

In an era of here today gone tomorrow instantly digested info, the Tight But Loose magazine remains a true tangible collectable.

So if you have yet to indulge well now is the time – this magazine is guaranteed to brighten the January gloom!

A single issue is just £6.60 UK, £7.60 Europe and £8.60 USA, rest of the world. All copies distributed contain a flyer with details of how to subscribe to the 2011 issues of the magazine – I am sure if you read this issue you will be back for me (note 2010 subscribers – now is the time to re subscribe!)

The fact is if you love Led Zeppelin – you will love this magazine.

Click here to order now! Tight But Loose Issue 28

Dave Lewis, January 6th 2010