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Scott Weiland Wiki Biography

• Scott Weiland was born in the world on 7 October 1967, in San Jose California, USA. 
• Scott is maybe most popular as an individual from Stone Temple Pilots, the American musical crew, which was effective in the music business since it has gotten numerous Grammy grants. 
• So exactly how rich is Scott Weiland? 
• Right now, sources gauge that Scott Weiland has a net worth of $10 million, aggregated through his profession in music, including as a lyricist. 
• Scott Weiland shaped the band Mighty Joe Young in 1986, however in the wake of marking with Atlantic Records found that their name was at that point taken by a blues craftsman, so changed their name to Stone Temple Pilots. 
• Weiland composed the band’s verses and performed vocals. 
• In 1994 their subsequent collection Purple was delivered which was additionally effective and created three hit singles while selling more than 6,000,000 duplicates. 
• The basic reaction to Purple was greater as a result of a huge change in style. 
• In 1995, Weiland shaped The Magnificent Bastards, an elective band, however just two tunes were recorded before Weiland rejoined Stone Temple Pilots, and their third collection Tiny Music … Songs From the Vatican Gift Shop was delivered, which sold around 2,000,000 collections. 
• Anyway, the band had to drop the greater part of their 1996–1997 visit on the side of this collection, as Weiland capitulated to issues with chronic drug use. 
• The gathering ultimately disbanded in 2003, and Scott Weiland turned out to be important for Velvet Revolver from 2003 to 2008. 
• Be that as it may, as an independent craftsman Scott has gotten significantly more incomes, included from his collection 12 Bar Blues (1998), and has additionally teamed up with numerous different specialists, continually boosting his net worth. 
• Scott Weiland is fairly interesting and was recognized as one of The Top 100 Heavy Metal Vocalists, as reported by Hit Parader, an American music magazine. 
• As of late his most recent band, The Wildabouts was dealing with another collection. 
• Scott Weiland co-composed his life account entitled Not Dead and Not available to be purchased, with David Ritz. 

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Scott Weiland Trademarks

1. His dancing onstage
2. Constantly changing vocal style
3. Constantly changing appearance

Scott Weiland Quotes

• “It’s a beautiful thing to be that committed to something that you get so much joy from, but it is like a sick addiction because sometimes it’s incredibly volatile, incredibly painful, and very frustrating. A man shouldn’t be defined by his work, but I am.” -Scott Weiland to “Metal Edge” magazine, 2001.
• “You are only as big as your experiences.” – Weiland in Rolling Stone Magazine, 1997.
• “Scott Weiland, the melody man. If you can’t sing it, nobody can” – Limp Bizkit singer, Fred Durst.

Scott Weiland Important Facts

• Left Velvet Revolver to rejoin Stone Temple Pilots, who reunited earlier this year. [April 2008]
• Currently, in the newly-formed band, Velvet Revolver, which includes 3 former Guns N’ Roses band members, and Dave Kushner. They are in the pre-development of their debut album. [September 2003]
• Velvet Revolver’s first album, “Contraband”, goes platinum. [July 2005]
• Ranked #91 on VH1’s 100 Sexiest Artists.
• Released his first (and to date only) solo album, 12-Bar Blues, in 1998, during STP’s hiatus.
• In a Music Choice interview, he claimed he would be surfing more had he not been so busy in the music industry.
• The cover of his “12-Bar Blues” solo album spoofed the cover of John Coltrane’s “Blue Train” album.
• Wants to pursue an acting career.
• Good friends with grunge artist Jason Corkum and Ivana Milicevic.
• His idol and biggest influence are Jim Morrison.
• (2003-2008) Was the frontman for the hard rock band, Velvet Revolver.
• Avid Lakers Fan
• Scott and his wife, Mary Forsberg, welcomed their second child, daughter Lucy Olivia Weiland, on July 20, 2002. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz.
• Was the quarterback for his high school football team.
• For the soundtrack to 1998’s Godzilla (1998), the Stone Temple Pilots — who were, at the time, broken up — were offered a significant sum of money (allegedly $500,000) to contribute a song. They passed.
• His wife, Mary Forsberg, gave birth to a son, Noah Mercer Weiland, who weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces. [November 2000]

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