December 19 - Scott Weiland Performs "Killing Me Sweetly" Acoustic
Scott Weiland and Douglas Grean made an appearance on Howard Stern's radio show yesterday and thanks to The Weiland Den, there's a great quality recording available of the song "Killing Me Sweetly" that they performed.
November 19 - WRIF Detroit Interviews Scott Weiland
Scott called in to WRIF Radio in Detroit to talk about his new album and plans for the near future. Check the web stream out through the link below:
Scott Weiland on 101.9 RXP with Matt Pinfield
101.9 RXP's Matt Pinfield interviewed Scott Weiland this morning about Scott's new album and four songs in particular: Missing Cleveland, Fame, Paralysis and Reel Around The Fountain. Check out the link below for a podcast.
E-mail Questions For Scott to Revolver Magazine
Thanks to Tyrant, from Scott's Myspace: Do you have a letter or question for Scott Weiland? Is there something you just have to ask him? Fans everywhere can send their letters and questions for Scott to: letters@revolvermag.com
You have until December 15th to send your letters and questions. Selected questions will be answered by Scott himself and featured in Revolver Magazine!
November 18 - Scott Weiland Album Premiere on MySpace!
Scott Weiland is premiering his new solo album, starting today, at his MySpace page.
As previously reported, Weiland will perform on the November 21st episode of NBC-TV's The Tonight Show With Jay Leno. Weiland will also guest on ABC-TV's Jimmy Kimmel Live! on November 26th.
On November 25th, Weiland will release the two-disc set "HAPPY In Galoshes", his second official collection of solo material and the follow-up to 1998's "12 Bar Blues".
Scott Weiland Interview on LA Weekly
Scott recently did a one on one interview with LA Weekly. Here what he has to say about the new album, "HAPPY In Galoshes", song writing, touring, and more. Check out the video through the link below:
Scott Weiland Touring Band Update
The Weiland Den brought us up to date this week with a personnel listing of Scott Weiland's solo band for the upcoming tour in support of "HAPPY In Galoshes". The band consists of Douglas Grean and Jeremy Brown on guitar, Tommy Black (Golden State, Paloalto) on bass and Dan Thompson (King Straggler) on drums.
Check out the link below for a photo of the rehearsal sessions.
Scott Weiland on KROCK New York
Scott Weiland made an appearance on Ian Camfield's radio show on New York's KROCK. He spoke about the influences for the songs on his second solo album, which is due out next week on SoftDrive Records. Scott also performed a cover of The Smiths' "Reel Around The Fountain", but unfortunately it was not included in the podcast below. If anyone recorded this performance, please post on the forum!
November 12 - Scott Weiland TV Performances
Thanks to Tommygunn: Scott Weiland will perform on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno on November 21 and on Jimmy Kimmel Live on November 26!
Scott Weiland Talks New Solo Album, Possible Stone Temple Pilots LP
From MTV News: They reunited for a successful run of summer gigs and they've even been writing new material — but, according to frontman Scott Weiland, Stone Temple Pilots' future plans are still very much up in the air, given that two of the band's members have been sued by their old record label, Atlantic Records.
"It's pretty f---ed up, actually," Weiland told MTV News last week. "I don't know who we would record for. I'm not into recording for Atlantic Records, and there are some legal issues there. Originally, I was told — and I was told for years — that we were free from Atlantic. I don't know how it is that [bassist] Dean [DeLeo] and [guitarist] Robert [DeLeo] are free from [Atlantic], and [drummer] Eric [Kretz] and I are not. I have no interest in making a record for a major label. If we were going to make a record, I would want to do it in a way that was much more original and in a more creative fashion."
Read the full article through the link below.
Scott Weiland's New Solo LP Is A "Hodgepodge"
Check out MTV News for an article about Scott Weiland and his upcoming solo album, in which Scott explains:
"There's such a wide array of sounds and styles and textures on this album," he explained. "It's kind of like every style of music that I've ever been influenced by and fell in love with, from my childhood up until currently. So, at times, it's sort of a hodgepodge. I'm putting out what my experience has been, essentially, with Mary and with my brother's death. The record's got a few different vibes, and there's a lot of really atmospheric, beautiful and surreal-sounding songs on it."
