Mary Weiland blames bipolar disorder
Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland's wife Mary has spoken out about her erratic behavior last weekend, blaming the hotel trashing and fire-lighting incidents on bipolar disorder. "The weekend's difficulties were brought on by a reaction to an imbalance in medications used to treat my bipolar disorder," Mary Weiland said in a statement. "Scott was simply trying to help calm me down. I want to make it clear that he did not hurt me in any way. For lack of a better expression, I was unstable and just lost it." Weiland added that she has "a loving husband, drug-free for 3 1/2 years now, who is able to care for me during this challenging time." She also says the couple's two children did not witness "any of these events."
Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland's wife Mary has spoken out about her erratic behavior last weekend, blaming the hotel trashing and fire-lighting incidents on bipolar disorder. "The weekend's difficulties were brought on by a reaction to an imbalance in medications used to treat my bipolar disorder," Mary Weiland said in a statement. "Scott was simply trying to help calm me down. I want to make it clear that he did not hurt me in any way. For lack of a better expression, I was unstable and just lost it." Weiland added that she has "a loving husband, drug-free for 3 1/2 years now, who is able to care for me during this challenging time." She also says the couple's two children did not witness "any of these events."