Given the fact that we've never been able to stock up on enough penicillin or holy water to really follow in the debauched footsteps of the members of Led Zeppelin, we're eternally grateful to the obsessive soul who's allowed us to take a virtual tour of the band's career of evil -- by using Google Maps to pinpoint dozens of pivotal spots in Zep-dom.

The mere click of a mouse can trasnport folks to sites as varied as the estate that Jimmy Page occupied a few decades after it was vacated by Satan's waterboy Aleister Crowley and the site of John Bonham's grave -- a must-visit for fans of what the Brits so charmingly call "death by misadventure." Die-hard pescophiles, of course, will be drawn to the Edgewater Inn, a Washington hotel at which the band engaged in one of rock's more legendary lust-fests with a groupie and some freshly-caught seafood -- and gave new meaning to the phrase "try the red snapper" in the process.

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