Led Zeppelin had a set of Mini Me’s

During a break in the recording sessions for one of Led Zeppelin’s albums, Jimmy Page and the band members decided to have a bit of fun and play a prank on their manager, Peter Grant. Grant was known for his imposing and serious demeanor, so the band saw it as an opportunity to lighten the mood. Page came up with a mischievous idea. He gathered a group of local kids and dressed them up as miniaturized versions of the band members, complete with wigs, costumes, and instruments. The plan was to have the mini-Zeppelin perform a surprise “concert“ for Grant. On the designated day, the band and the mini-Zeppelin crew set up in a rehearsal space, ready to execute the prank. As Grant entered the room, expecting a typical meeting, he was taken aback by the sight before him—miniature versions of Robert Plant, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and Jimmy Page rocking out on stage. The mini-Zeppelin band members played their hearts out, mimicking the moves and gestures of the real band. Gra