MOTLEY CRUE - MOTLEY CRUE MATCHES REWARD FOR WOMAN

MOTLEY CRUE have joined forces with US police to try and find a Baltimore, Maryland woman missing since 6 March (05), when she failed to meet friends at the band's concert in Washington DC.

TRACEY GARDNER-TETSO, 32, was reported missing by her husband after she did not meet friends at the GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS rockers' RED, WHITE + CRUE TOUR 2005 show at the American capital's MCI Center.

The rockers will match an earlier reward of up to $10,000 (GBP5,263) to increase publicity about the woman's disappearance, according to KATIE McNEIL of 10TH STREET ENTERTAINMENT, Motley Crue's management company.

Bass player NIKKI SIXX says in a statement: "We hope our involvement helps bring more attention to this case, and anyone with information will step forward."

The earlier reward was offered by the VICTIMS' RIGHTS FOUNDATION OF GAITHERSBURG, METRO CRIME STOPPERS and AGGREGATE INDUSTRIES, where Gardner-Tetso worked as a dispatcher.