How can I change the color of a mesh at specific indices?

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I have a mesh plotted in a GUI via the following command:
handles.mesh = mesh(X,Y,Z,'facecolor','b',... etc.
I've plotted it in 3d purely for aesthetics; the raw data is 2-dimensional. I then periodically update the plot's values by virtue of a timer, and the set command, shown here:
set(handles.mesh,'ZData',PSD2);
This is what the mesh looks like (ignore that floating label):
What I would like to do now is highlight (change the color of) specific peaks that are of interest to me. If I have a vector that contains the index of the peaks that I'm interested in, is there a way I can use that vector to color the mesh just near those indices?
I.e. -- if I want the peak that is (currently) at 4000 Hz to be red, while the others remain yellow, can I do this?
Thanks,
-Will

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2013-3-2
Yes. See the CData property here

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