This story has been corrected to show that Jamie Weiland commented to the Los Angeles Times, not the Los Angeles Tribune. Carolyn Marinan, a county spokeswoman, said she had no information on when that would be announced. The Hennepin County medical examiner confirmed Weiland's death in a news release Friday but didn't list a cause. And his arrests for drug possession and stints in rehab led the Stone Temple Pilots to cancel tour dates and contributed to their 2003 breakup. He pleaded guilty to felony heroin possession in 1998.
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In 1995, he was arrested after deputies found him carrying crack and heroin. STONE TEMPLE PILOTS have found somebody that fits the bill as the band’s new lead singer, nearly two years after the passing of original vocalist Scott Weiland and more than two months following the death of Weiland‘s replacement, Chester Bennington. Weiland had a long string of drug- and alcohol-related arrests and stints in rehab. "There's more to be revealed and more to be told." "The story's not finished," Weiland told the AP at the time. The Stone Temple Pilots eventually reunited in 2008. Among that group's hits was "Fall to Pieces." The band broke up in 2003, and Weiland went on to front Velvet Revolver, the super group that featured former members of Guns N' Roses, including guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan. The singer rose to fame as the frontman of the Grammy Award-winning Stone Temple Pilots, whose hits include "Interstate Love Song," ''Plush," and "Vasoline." "I can't deal with this right now," she said, sobbing. See the notable celebrities and public figures we have lost in 2015.
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