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Report: SCOTT WEILAND Switches Rehab Facilities, Need For More 'Personal Care' Cited

December 30, 2003

MTV.com reports that two months into lockdown, Scott Weiland has switched rehab facilities. Though the former STONE TEMPLE PILOTS frontman/current VELVET REVOLVER singer was in court-ordered rehab at Grandview in Pasadena, California, he's now housed at Las Encinas, also in Pasadena. Prosecutors said that the switch was made so that the singer could get more personal care in a smaller facility. Weiland's due back in court for a probation status report on January 9. The singer's arraignment date, to enter a plea to the charge of driving under the influence of drugs (from his late October arrest),was pushed back from December 23 to January 23.

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