l ADAM Ross, the Nairn-nurtured singer-songwriter who is frontman of Randolph's Leap, will be making a solo appearance at Edinburgh's Voodoo Rooms on Thursday as part of a bill in aid of Scottish Autism.
Newly signed to Fence Records, the band's first EP for that label is released on October 26. Ross joins The Holy Ghosts and The OK Social Club on the charity bill, which starts at 7.30pm and costs a mere £5. There's a ukulele to be won in the raffle too.
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