Scott Weiland wrote the 1994 STP hit "Interstate Love Song" about phone calls he had with his wife while on the road. "She'd ask how I was doing," he wrote in Not Dead & Not for Sale . "I'd lie ...

Scott Weiland, best known as the former lead-singer for Stone Temple Pilots, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy that includes some of the most memorable rock songs of the 1990s. Weiland, who ...

As the music world reacts to breaking news that Scott Weiland has died, reportedly found dead in Minnesota on his tour bus, here's a look back at the best songs the singer recorded with Stone ...

Weiland, 48, was found dead Thursday in a tour bus while on the road with his band the Wildabouts. Weiland's career lasted over 23 years; listen to 20 of his best songs in the Spotify playlist below.

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On Oct. 27, 1967, the world welcomed the powerful pipes of Scott Weiland and all these years later the frontman has been responsible for some of the best rock songs of the '90s and 2000s. This Readers ...

The tragic death of Scott Weiland is inspiring us to go back and listen to the music he made throughout his long career. The world first met him in 1992 when Stone Temple Pilots released Core, and ...

Singer Scott Weiland has passed away. Listen to 20 signature songs from his career here. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Menu. Search site.

In the eleven months since his passing, the natural reaction to Scott Weiland’s death among his fans has been a desire to jam to favorite Stone Temple Pilots songs whenever thinking about the ...

Scott Weiland’s “Missing Cleveland,” off his recently released solo record, “Happy” in Golashes (he must be “sad”), not only evokes glory-days Stone Temple Pilots, but Weezer, too ...