TOKYO -- I am sitting in the front row, almost close enough to touch Jimmy Page's sky-blue jacket. Page, leader of the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, is in the midst of a lengthy number called "Dazed and Confused," which requires him to run a violin bow across the strings of his electric guitar, thereby producing a series of mournful and disturbing sounds.
At least, the figure on stage looks, sounds and moves like Jimmy Page, but of course Led Zeppelin disbanded in 1980. The charismatic riff-meister is now 80 years old and living a quiet life in a haunted house in London with his girlfriend, a flame-haired 34-year-old poet.
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