Led Zeppelin's 1971 classic, "Stairway to Heaven," has been named as the U.K.'s favorite rock anthem by a British radio station.

• The track, was one of three Led Zeppelin songs on the top 10 list. The station's poll respondents also placed "Whole Lotta Love" at number four and "Rock and Roll" at number six. "Stairway to Heaven," which was written after guitarist Jimmy Page and singer Robert Plant began writing songs together at a remote cottage in Wales, was never released as a single and was not available for download until 2007. Other bands to place in the top 10 include the Who, Queen, Deep Purple, Free, the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.
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• Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry told Reuters that lead singer Steven Tyler is "back and stronger than ever" following a period of several months during which the frontman did a 90-day stint in rehab while his future with the band was in doubt. Despite threats by Perry and the other members of the group last fall to find another vocalist while Tyler pursued an announced solo career, Perry now says that Tyler "didn't really leave the band . . . The press kind of twisted it around to sell papers but you know the bottom line is I just knew things were just going to work themselves out." Joe said that Steven Tyler "made it very clear" that he had no intention of leaving Aerosmith while working on a solo project. But that's not how it sounded during the past few months, when Joe actually approached singers like Paul Rodgers, Billy Idol and Chris Cornell about taking over.
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Construction workers who were recently working on John Lennon's 1960's Weybridge estate named Kenwood found a leather holdall -- which may have held Lennon's missing stash of LSD. The Sun reports that according to legend, Lennon buried a series of glass bottles containing the acid prior to the Beatles' early 1968 trip to Rishikesh, India to study meditation with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Upon his return to Weybridge that spring after renouncing the guru, Lennon reportedly searched the grounds for the LSD but was unable to find it. It's doubtful any of the drug is still in the sole remaining bottle left intact due to it's having a cracked cork.




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