Jimmy Page gives evidence in court
Led Zeppelin guitarist is involved in bootlegging case
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page has given evidence in Glasgow Sheriff Court in a case against a man accused of bootlegging Led Zeppelin records.
Robert Langley, 57, has admitted that he bootlegged £11,500-worth of CDs and DVDs in 2005. He had previously denied the charges, but changed his plea after Page gave evidence.
Langley, who has also admitted to bootlegging and Rolling Stones material, will be sentenced next month. He was originally rumbled at a record fair in Glasgow.
Robert Langley, 57, has admitted that he bootlegged £11,500-worth of CDs and DVDs in 2005. He had previously denied the charges, but changed his plea after Page gave evidence.
Langley, who has also admitted to bootlegging and Rolling Stones material, will be sentenced next month. He was originally rumbled at a record fair in Glasgow.
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