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Velvet Revolver finally ditches Scott Weiland
He’s been called the Jim Morrison of a new generation, but Scott Weiland’s bandmates in Velvet Revolver consider him a giant pain in the ass. The supergroup, made up of members of Guns N’ Roses and Stone Temple Pilots, has been more than patient with the temperamental front man, even during his well publicized fall off the wagon and rehab stint last year. But when Scott started slamming band members in the media after their recent European tour, and expressing interest in getting back together with newly formed version of Stone Temple Pilots, the rest of Velvet Revolver decided that enough was enough.Scott Weiland is going to jail for 8 days
Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland has been sentenced for his DUI incident on November 21st 2007, to 192 hours in prison, which is about 8 days. Weiland, 40, entered a plea of no contest, the functional equivalent of a guilty plea in California, to a single misdemeanour count of driving under the influence of alcohol - his second DUI conviction in nearly four years. The plea, stemming from his November 21 arrest following a traffic collision on a ramp to a Los Angeles freeway, was entered by Weiland’s lawyer on his behalf.Scott Weiland Checks Into Jail
Former Velvet Revolver singer Scott Weiland checked into a Van Nuys, Calif., jail on Monday to serve eight days for a second DUI conviction. Weiland surrendered at 8:55 a.m., according to the sheriff's inmate Web site. On April 28, the singer was sentenced to the jail term after he pleaded no contest to DUI following a Nov.Rocker Scott Weiland Arrested on DUI Charge
Velvet Revolver frontman Scott Weiland has been arrested for DUI. Weiland, 40, who has long battled substance abuse, was arrested after crashing his car and failing sobriety tests on Nov. 11 in Southern California's San Fernando Valley, the California Highway Patrol said in a statement.Lenny Kravitz won’t be joining Velvet Revolver
Lenny Kravitz has denied reports he’s set to join supergroup Velvet Revolver. The Let Love Rule singer fuelled speculation he’ll be Scott Weiland’s replacement in the band after he joined Slash and his mates in the studio. But Kravitz won’t be fronting Velvet Revolver any time soon.Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash is planning a solo album
Former Guns N’ Roses and current Velvet Revolver guitarist, Slash, is working on a solo album along the lines of Carlos Santana’s recent work. Slash, who has worked as a guest guitarist with many well known singers, is now calling on them to come work with him on his album. Slash is expected to be recording a new Velvet Revolver CD in 2009, but unless a singer is found to replace Scott Weiland, that won’t be happening.Aud's take on the American Music Awards
I am a dork and bored and yes I watched the whole darn thing last night. It has been years since I have watched an AMA. Probably since the early 90's.Videos of the Day
Mark Ronson at the BBC Electric Proms Mark Ronson with Candie Payne performing Sunny. Remembering Britney Stone Temple Pilot- Sour Girl I use to love this song and this video is absolutely beautiful. Plus this is when scott weiland was at his peak of hotness."But Enough About Me: A Jersey Girl's Unlikely Adventures Among the Absurdly Famous" by Jancee rDunn
But Enough About Me: A Jersey Girl's Unlikely Adventures Among the Absurdly Famous By Jancee Dunn 2006 As a Jersey Girl myself, I was thrilled to read this book when my good friend lent it to me. But Enough About Me was written by Jancee Dunn, who grew up in New Jersey and ended up working as a journalist for Rolling Stone and a veejay MTV2 (back when it was still called M2). Jancee Dunn The book is a memoir, with Dunn's story of growing up a fashion-challenged teen in late-80's Jersey, interspersed with interview tips and anecdotes about Dunn hanging out with some of the most famous people in the world.
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