Mary Weiland is telling it all

The estranged wife of Stone Temple Pilot's Scott Weiland has penned a tell-all memoir, offering a little insight into what it was like to be a top supermodel and wife of one of rocks most tempermental characters. Mary Weiland's book, Fall To Pieces (Likely named after the song Scott wrote in Velvet Revolver), is being described as a "visceral, rollercoaster ride inside bipolar disorder, rock 'n' roll, celebrity culture, and the competitive world of modeling from a rock star wife and recovering drug addict."


"On the surface, Mary Weiland had a fairy-tale life. She was a highly paid fashion model married to successful rock star Scott Weiland, the notorious frontman for Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver. Then came the rampage in a Burbank hotel room and the resulting media frenzy that revealed to the world her bipolar disorder and drug abuse."

The "rampage" in the hotel room was when Mary and Scott distroyed a thousands of dollars a night room. Almost right around the time Scott's estimated $10,000 wardrobe was found burning outside their home, and Mary spent a little time in jail.