Ohio Man, 40, Named Rock Receives Warning For 'Rock'ing Out Too Hard to Zeppelin

Ohio man Nathan Rock, 40, received a warning from police early Saturday morning around 1:30 a.m. for cranking Led Zeppelin so loud that his neighbor finally hit her breaking point and called the cops. The neighbor told police there have been "continuing issues with" his "disruptive behavior." When asked by his neighbor to turn down his music, Rock hit back with the ultimate response, telling his neighbor he "was trying to practice singing as he intended on booking studio time in the near future to record an album."

That's right, you can't bottle up a guy who was born to Rock. You have to let him let it out.

Eventually, the cops caught up to Rock at his place of employment -- Wendy's -- where he received a lecture about his rockstar lifestyle.

According to the report, Rock "acknowledged playing his music early in the morning, and justified his actions by stating you can't play Led Zeppelin quietly." Rock received a warning to knock it off or he'd be slapped with a disorderly for going too hard with the Robert Plant action.

A quick search of Erie County (OH) Sheriff Department reports shows this isn't the first time Rock's caused trouble for his neighbor. It's starting to look like Rock is so deep into Zeppelin and Jim Morrison that he's willing to risk it all for the love of his classic rock heroes.

via Erie County Sheriff's Office