Blues will benefit
rescue mission
Get the blues for a cause today when a group of local pros fronted by Michelle Rohl Justice -- whose 27 years in Las Vegas date back to the rock band Sailon and "Playboy's Girls of Rock 'n' Roll" -- raise money for the Las Vegas Rescue Mission.
She's joining a band with James Ralston, Pete Trauth and Jimmy Prima at E String Bar & Grill at 2031 W. Sunset Road, Henderson. They play from 8:30 p.m. to midnight; call 437-8764.
-- MIKE WEATHERFORD
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