Comments on: Mary Weiland: Drugs, Rock, Mental Illness

By: D

Sat, 20 Feb 2010 06:13:13 +0000

Just finished the book. It was interesting. There’s a lot of information on addiction that was easy to relate too. Scott needs to write one now to balance things out so we can hear both sides of the story. Seems like he’s a ways off from that though. Either way it’s a good book.

By: Holly Perkinds

Holly Perkinds — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:36:18 +0000

do you know she is not going to donate proceeds to rehab center or charity? do you know she does not already do that? she is studying/learning to be an addiction counselor which in cali you have to have a a degree and a license for–that is work, it takes study and training, she is not sitting by the pool eating bon bons, and also she is talking about bipolar and how it is not well diagnosed or treated. you must be a comfortable person in your skin to judge who you do not know.

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By: lasangre

lasangre — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:26:45 +0000

If she’s so altruistic then why doesn’t she just donate all the books proceeds to a rehab center or charity? Puh-leez.

By: lasangre

lasangre — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:10:15 +0000

I don’t care. It was comment made off-hand on a random website. Out of curiosity I checked other sites and it seems this is one of few sites that cares. You know what? You’re right, I haven’t done drugs. I’m not part of that club. I’m not jealous – you just don’t understand my logic and you’re assuming it’s based on an emotion like jealousy, Scott. Honestly, I’d struggle to relate to her life – and that’s my opinion. Just like my viewpoint of this woman’s intentions. It’s my viewpoint. I don’t care if you like it or not, but that is how the book initially comes across. Check out Huffington Post and go lambaste their readers who share a very similar sentiment. I’m happy you’re staying sober. Why don’t you write a book about it?

By: sara

sara — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:01:27 +0000

This book isn’t just about her relationship with scott, but her personal struggles with bipolar disorder!

By: Holly Perkinds

Holly Perkinds — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:36:35 +0000

Lasangre, do yu think books are only for your “benefit”? Do you know 4 a fact that Weiland’s wife “lives in luxury”? R U in a true position to judge someone else’s integrity. Or sobriety? Or intentions? Read it or not, buy it or not, but since you have already rejected it w/out knowing anything about it…
and BTW, in linguistics, when someone puts “but” in a sentence, it denies the part that came B4 it. So “I’m sorry, but” means you are not sorry. Just means you wanted the chance to slam. Noted.

By: Scott C.

Scott C. — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:44:22 +0000

Hello, apparently, you have not been touched by drug addiction? Sooner or later, you will be, but I hope not. Sure, she’ll make some money, but this is about the true horrors of addiction. You seem petty, I note your last sentence focusing on the “afford”, “luxurious”, you give yourself away with this last statement, that being the real motive of this stupid post, which is that you’re extremely jealous of either the fame, her looks, or probably both. Grow up and accept yourself. Heroin is some bad shit, it doesn’t care how pretty you are, or how wealthy. “easy buck”, becoming addicted to heroin is not an easy price to pay to write a book later about it. She’s lucky to be alive, blessed more like it. Why don’t you pray to whomever it is you pray to, if at all, for her help, and well, basically, Sit down, and SHUT THE FUCK UP!

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Libro sobre Scott Weiland, líder de Stone Temple Pilots | todoRock.pe — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:17:55 +0000

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By: lasangre

lasangre — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:02:19 +0000

I’m sorry, but how exactly are people supposed to benefit from this other than chisme? Exactly what fraction of the population fits this demographic? Is this to help all ex-model rockstar wives in a co-dependent heroin-addicted marriage? No, this book is rather embarrassing by airing out their dirty laundry so she can make an easy buck now that she isn’t married to her rockstar ex. How else can she afford the luxurious lifestyle other than selling out her integrity?