Attempt To Contact Jimmy Page
During Led Zeppelin's North American concert tour in 1975, Fromme spoke with Danny Goldberg, the Vice-President of the band's record company at the hotel the band was staying at in L.A. She asked to meet with guitarist Jimmy Page to warn him of "bad energy." Fromme claimed to have foreseen the future and wished to forewarn Page of the imminent danger. Goldberg stated that even he couldn't see Page until the following night, to which Fromme responded "tomorrow night will probably be too late." After a long discussion, Goldberg agreed to deliver a message to Page if she were to commit it to writing. Allegedly, the note was burned.
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