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NY Post: SCOTT WEILAND Sipping Non-Alcoholic Beer At South Beach Celebration

July 17, 2003

The New York Post is reporting that "it was a steamy night of celebration at Opium Garden's three-year anniversary in South Beach. Rockers Scott Weiland and Duff McKagan, singer and bassist in Axl Rose-free GUNS N' ROSES offshoot VELVET REVOLVER, introduced a sultry swimwear show by designer Susan Holmes, who happens to be McKagan's [wife]. The festivities got starlet Eliza Dushku so fired up that she stripped to her skivvies and performed a lascivious lap dance for model Kylie Bax. In the VIP lounge, hoops legend Charles Barkley took off his shirt before jumping behind the bar to serve drinks. Weiland, fresh from rehab, drank nothing but O'Doul's non-alcoholic beer."

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