Ross Rocks Benefit at Hollywood Alley, 4/28/12

Melissa Fossum April 29, 2012 9:00AM

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Ross Rocks Hollywood Alley Saturday, April 28

Ross Wincek, the co-owner of Hollywood Alley is responsible for bringing countless great bands to Phoenix over the past 25 years, as well as giving local bands a place to grow. Wincek had a stroke in March, so local bands and fans of the Alley are doing everything they can to help out.

Tom Reardon of The Father Figures organized Saturday night's Ross Rocks benefit to help raise money for Wincek, who has about $10,000 in medical bills. For $10, fans could enjoy 19 bands spanning across 15 hours. The venue also had an auction with all sorts of goodies -- a spa package, a vintage Slayer T-shirt, a skateboard deck, a bag of pubes.

The night was full of great music, fun stories, and well wishes for Ross.

Check out the full Ross Rocks Benefit at Hollywood Alley slideshow.

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Melissa Fossum

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