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Trial Of RUSH Guitarist, Son Delayed Until September

June 10, 2004

The date for the battery trial of RUSH lead guitarist Alex Lifeson, and his son, was pushed back another three months Wednesday (June 9),according to the Naples Daily News.

Lifeson, whose real name is Alex Zivojinovich, and his son Justin are scheduled to be tried the week of Sept. 13 in Collier County Circuit Court. The trial scheduled for Monday was postponed after defense attorneys told Judge Cynthia Ellis they need more time to prepare. The delay came in a routine hearing called a sounding, which is held the week before a trial date so attorneys for both sides can inform the judge on the progress of the case. [Read more]

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