SCOTT WEILAND (STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/ex-VELVET REVOLVER) reports: "It's time for this week's installment of 'Crash' Webisode #2."

Check it out here.

Weiland's MySpace page recently reported:

"That's right... Scott Weiland and the boys are heading out on tour again! This round will be a little closer to home, but the dates are certain to be epic, nonetheless.

Not only will the dates surely be awesome, but this time there's a special incentive for fans to get out to the shows...

One fan will be selected at random to receive the following Ultimate Grand Prize Package:

Softdrive Records T-Shirt

Softdrive Records Baseball Cap

12 Bar Blues T-Shirt

Signed copy of 12 Bar Blues CD

Signed copy of "Happy" In Galoshes CD

Signed Scott Weiland Photo

Candle from Scott Weiland studio - burned during SW recording session

Hat and/or Jacket worn on stage by Scott Weiland

Megaphone from VR Tour signed by Scott Weiland

Flight and accommodations to see a Special Scott Weiland Show (destination to be announced)

Here's the catch... The ONLY way to enter for this drawing is at one of the Scott Weiland tour dates. Fans may enter their names into the drawing at the Scott Weiland merch booth. One entry per person, per show.

Check out the dates below:

May

12 - Rialto Theatre - Tucson, AZ
13 - Marquee Theatre - Tempe, AZ
15 - Murray Theater - Salt Lake City, UT
16 - Knitting Factory Concert House - Boise, ID
18 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
19 - Showbox at the Market - Seattle, WA
20 - Roseland Theater - Portland, OR
23 - House of Blues - Anaheim, CA
24 - Majestic Ventura Theater - Ventura, CA

Tickets went on sale Friday, April 3rd. Make sure you check ScottWeiland.com regularly for updates and ticket links!"

As previously reported, Music channel VH1 is breathing new life into its former signature series Behind The Music - by delving into the background of Scott Weiland.

Network bosses have decided it's time for the popular series to return to the small screen. Troubled former VELVET REVOLVER frontman Scott Weiland (STONE TEMPLE PILOTS) has signed up to allow the channel to tell his story for the forthcoming comeback run.

The show's format looks into the early lives of popular music stars, the rise to fame, as well as their professional and personal struggles.

Friends and family are interviewed in the show to give greater insight.

And Jeff Olde, VH1 executive vice president, is adamant it's the right time for the show's return - insisting there are so many new and intriguing artists people want to know more about.

He says, "It felt like the time is right. There's all sorts of new artists on the scene who have emerged and have these great stories. And there's other artists that we always wanted to do the first time around." The show ran regular shows from 1997 to 2002, then cut broadcasting back until it was completely scrapped in 2006.