Scott Weiland opens up about Chester Bennington replacing him in STP
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Former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland has shared his thoughts on Chester Bennington replacing him in the band.
Weiland acknowledged that he was hurt by the way the situation was handled, but doesn't believe Chester acted out of spite.
He also claimed that he is still an owner of the STP name and expressed surprise at the band's decision to continue without him.
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In a new interview, former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland has claimed that he isn't angry at Chester Bennington for replacing him in STP. He also claimed he is still an owner of the STP name.
Weiland said, “I've known Chester for a long time. I got to be pretty close to him on the (2001) Family Values Tour…I don't think Chester did it in a spiteful way. I'm sure, I mean, the brothers DeLeo can be pretty persuasive.”
He added, “My feelings were definitely hurt because it wasn't something that was handled right at all…I don't think that it was smart for them to do that…I've played with them for a long time. But then on another side of it, I can't say that I’m that surprised. There's things that have happened in the past that are somewhat similar…so I guess nothing is totally shocking. But I am surprised…at what they did and without checking the legality of it, how they just decided to go and use the (band) name and go and hire another singer and start playing shows with a name that I still am an owner of.”
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