Scott Weiland Reveals Childhood Sexual Trauma In Memoir
Scott Weiland‘s life of rock n roll and addictions has been well-documented but the singer has revealed a shocking sexual assault from his childhood in his memoir Not Dead and Not For Sale.
The Stone Temple Pilots lead singer recounts a terrifying incident from his past in excerpts at Spin magazine.
At 12 year-old and living in Ohio a “big muscular guy, a high school senior… [who] rode the bus with me every day to school… invited me to his house. The dude raped me. It was quick, not pleasant. I was too scared to tell anyone. ‘Tell anyone,’ he warned, ‘and you’ll never have another friend in this school. I’ll ruin your f****n’ reputation.’ Adds Weiland, “This is a memory I suppressed until only a few years ago when, in rehab, it came flooding back. Therapy will do that to you.”
Weiland also recounts how he first met Courtney Love at the Chateau Marmont after a fight with his then wife.
“That’s where I ran into another one of my dealer’s best customers, Courtney Love,” he writes. “She was with Amanda de Cadenet, the photographer/socialite. As fate would have it, their room was next to mine. That night Courtney and I got high as she and Amanda dressed for dinner at the home of Jack Nicholson. For a while, Ms. Love inserted herself into my ever-more-erratic story. We were never lovers but were rather close at the start.”
[image: Simon & Schuester/Spin]
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