Many articles have been written about highly collectible Led Zeppelin tickets that Metro Pulse is offering. The story of Michael Dehn, founder of Metro Pulse, and his six year struggle to acquire the tickets from the old Chicago Stadium has been retold in many publications. Below is a small sample of some of those articles.

VHI
Led Zeppelin VSPOT
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USA Today | 2005
Old Led Zeppelin Tickets for Sale
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College Newspaper | 1987
Christopher Comes Un-Canned For Led Zeppelin
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Adweek | September 29, 1980
Zeppelin Ad Draws A Crowd
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Yahoo! News (Associated Press) | October 2005
Old Led Zeppelin Tickets on Sale
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Illinois Entertainer | September 2005
The Tickets Remain Available
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The BEAT | October 1998
18 Years Later...And still the Hottest Ticket in Rock’n’Roll! by Tom Lounges
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Music Connection | September 14, 1998
Tickets Anyone?
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Illinois Entertainer | July 1998
Rare Led
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Press Publications | July 22, 1998
Led Zep Collector’s Business Acumen Hardly Dazed or Confused by Mike Murphy
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Daily Herald | October 15, 1994
Entrepreneur Cashes in on Unused Concert Tickets by Kristy Kennedy
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Chicago’s Classic Rock Book | WMET, Metromedia, Inc. ©1981
This book was put together by Metro Pulse and WMET. It was a guide to clubs and auditoriums all over Chicago. Metro Pulse not only contributed articles, but also the 1980 and 1975 Led Zeppelin tickets featured on the cover of the publication.
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Metro Pulse Newsletter | October 1980
Before Metro Pulse specialized in concert tickets or rock memorabilia, it began as an entertainment and event publication. This link shows the cover and Led Zeppelin tour listing from the October 1980 issue. It also includes a message from Michael Dehn addressing the death of John Bonham.
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