Children Of STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Singer File Lawsuits Over Use Of Dad’s Name
September 14, 2017, 7 years ago
According to the City News Service, Stone Temple/Velvet Revolver singer Scott Weiland’s children Tuesday sued several companies for allegedly selling products with the late singer’s name without getting their permission.
Mary Weiland, the singer’s former wife, filed two lawsuits in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of her son and daughter. The suits seek unspecified damages and a court order enjoining Merchbar Inc., RageOn! Inc., OldGlory.com, Red Fox Ink and Officially Licensed Gear from further such activities without the plaintiffs’ consent.
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Vocalist Scott Weiland died of a drug overdose on December 3rd, 2015 at the age of 48 while on a solo tour in the US.
Following the death of Weiland, his STP bandmates Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo, and Eric Kretz honoured their frontman with the following letter and song:
"Recently the three of us sat down together to share our memories of Scott and take a moment to reflect on the amazing times we shared. We put the master up of a song called 'Atlanta' from the No. 4 record that we feel really highlights the true brilliance of Scott. We would like to share it with you.
Together let’s honor Scott… Memories of Candles and Incense. Having the opportunity to listen to these tracks individually reveal the beauty of Scott’s lyrical and melodic gift. This is one of the many musical moments we shared together. It is in this way we would like to remember Scott."
