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SCOTT WEILAND Switches Rehab Facilities Once Again

January 9, 2004

MTV.com reports: "Scott Weiland has switched rehab facilities once again — but this time, the court does not approve. The former STONE TEMPLE PILOTS frontman/current VELVET REVOLVER singer was originally placed in court-ordered lockdown rehab at Grandview in Pasadena, California, and then, with the court's permission, switched to Las Encinas, also in Pasadena, last month. But then Weiland switched yet again to a non-lockdown facility called Genesis in Hollywood. During Weiland's probation status report hearing Friday (January 9),the court asked for a complete report about the switch, and a hearing to deal with the matter has been scheduled for January 23, also the date of Weiland's arraignment for his charge of driving under the influence of drugs (from his late October arrest)."

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