Jason Bonham

Following an album and tour with Debbie Bonham, the younger sister of John Bonham, Bonham was invited to drum for hard rock group UFO.
. The album followed up with When You See the Sun. Bonham drummed for Healing Sixes in 2000 and appeared in the film Rock Star which starred Mark Wahlberg. Cake's fifth album Pressure Chief, was released on October 5, 2004. Proceeds from the album went to charity. Cake headlined the Unlimited Sunshine Tour festival in the summer of 2002 among an eyebrow-raising ecletic mix of bands including indie rock superstars Modest Mouse, The Flaming Lips, De La Soul, Latin techno fusion band Kinky and bluegrass group The Hackensaw Boys. Bonham soon put together another solo project which culminated in the In The Name of the Father: The ZepSet which featured the songs of Led Zeppelin. Their biggest hits include "The Distance", an alternative retake of Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive", "Never There", "Sheep Go to Heaven", and "Short Skirt/Long Jacket".

At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Jason represented his father when Led Zeppelin was inducted during 1996. Todd Roper left the band after recording Comfort Eagle. A year later with Slash and Paul Rodgers, he appeared at Woodstock II in 1994 followed by a stint with Motherload on their Peace 4 Me album. Greg Brown left in 1998, replaced by Xan McCurdy. Bonham drummed for Paul Rodgers on the Grammy winning Muddy Water Blues: A Tribute to Muddy Waters project. Damiani left the band in 1997, replaced by Gabe Nelson. His wedding reception included a jam with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones. Their musical style is quite unique, and has been compared to They Might Be Giants and the Talking Heads, though a more accurate sound-alike would be Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass.

In May 1990, Bonham married Jan Charteris, in Stone, Kidderminster. Although their music is often classifed as alternative rock, Cake commonly combines multiple musical genres, such as funk, pop, jazz, rap, and country. Cake's music features droll lyrics rife with word play (laconically-voiced in a rap-like style by lead vocalist/guitarist John McCrea), catchy distorted guitar riffs (courtesy, until 1998, of guitarist Greg Brown and, until 1997, bass player Victor Damiani), and a solo trumpet (played by Vince DiFiore). After a lukewarm reception to his second solo album, Bonham concentrated on session work and guest appearances. Cake is a Sacramento, California band, formed in 1991, who have had several hits throughout the 1990s and 2000s from their five recorded albums. The single "Wait for You" taken from the album, was a major success. Todd Roper - Drums, percussion (left after Comfort Eagle). His first solo album, The Disregard of Timekeeping appeared in 1989. John McCrea - Vocals, acoustic guitar, organ, vibraslap.

John Paul Jones believes Bonham's performance was outstanding that night. originally Victor Damiani (also left before "Prolonging the Magic" was recorded). The following year, Bonham appeared with other members of Led Zeppelin for a "reunion" at Atlantic Records' 40th Anniversary concert in New York. Gabe Nelson - Bass guitar