Scott Weiland, 40, has been sentenced to eight days in jail for his November DUI arrest.

He was represented by his attorney in court who entered a no contest plea.

Weiland was also ordered to attend and complete an 18-month alcohol education class and must shell out $2000 in fines. He must serve serve his jail time before May 28.

The former Velvet Revolver frontman is no stranger to the law. He was convicted of DUI in 2003, has prior domestic disputes and has numerous drug related charges on his record.

Earlier this month his bandmates announced they had decided to kick the singer out of the group as his behavior had become ‘increasingly erratic’. (A.K.A. he’s been using again..)

Weiland has since reunited with the band that originally shot him to stardom, Stone Temple Pilots.

“After reading the comment by Duff, Matt, Dave and the illustrious Guitar Hero, Saul Hudson, a.k.a. Slash, I find it humorous that the so-called four ‘founding members’ of Velvet Revolver would decide to move on without me after I had already claimed the group dead in the water on 20 March in Glasgow. In response to Slash’s comment regarding my commitment, I have to say it is a blatant and tired excuse to cover up the truth. The truth of the matter is that the band had not gotten along on multiple levels for some time. I choose to look forward to the future and performing with a group of friends I have known my entire life, people who have always had my back. This also speaks of my commitment to my music and my fellow bandmates in (Stone Temple Pilots) and to the fans who I feel would much rather watch a group of musicians who enjoy being together as opposed to a handful of discontents who at one time used to call themselves a gang.”

- A very bitter Scott Weiland replying to his bandmates statement that he is no longer a part of the band.

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