Tera Patrick Hosts High Times Party

LOS ANGELES — Tera Patrick and friends will host a High Times Magazine cover party on Tues., June 17, at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip.

The party is presented by Detour Live Hollywood and sponsored by Teravision, Tera Patrick.com, Mistress Couture, Genesis Magazine, Fleshbot, House of Blues, LA Direct Models, Hot Box Vapors, AcropolisRPM.com and Louis Depaz Productions

Patrick currently graces the cover of High Times Magazine, and the publication has named her as their 2008 Ganja Goddess.

“I have never been one for political correctness," Patrick said. "I look at High Times Magazine as an expression of my American freedom to endorse whatever I want. The editor, Bobby Black, is a person I greatly respect and I am honored to have been named the 2008 Ganja Goddess, and had a blast at my High Times party in Las Vegas. My husband Evan shot the cover and the centerfold. I am proud of how it turned out.”

The event doubles as a “Ladies in Lingerie Party,” and Patrick will appear in items from her Mistress Couture line. All women arriving to the event in lingerie will get in free, and Patrick will buy drinks for them as well.

Joining Patrick will be a number of LA Direct Models, including Nikki Jane, Brynn Tyler, Charisma Cappelli, Bridgett B, Mia Lelani, Sara Fay, Brooke Haven, Tristan Kingsley, Robyn Truelove, Jaime Brookes and Angelina Valentine.

Additionally, the party will celebrate the launch of Patrick's "Rockstar/Pornstar" show on Playboy Radio, and Playboy Radio will be on hand with a live broadcast during the event.

Evan Seinfeld’s new band the Spyderz will provide music.

The party is 18 and over and doors open at 7 p.m. Red carpet begins at 8 p.m.

The House of Blues is located at 8430 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood.

There will be a guest list for industry performers and models. RSVP to moo@teravision.com.

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