Stone Temple Pilots were one of the most commercially successful and critically underrated bands of the 1990s — Scott Weiland's extraordinary vocal range and physical presence as a frontman giving the band an identity that survived comparison to their Seattle contemporaries. Core, Tiny Music… Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop, and Purple demonstrated a band capable of genuine stylistic range: grunge dynamics, psychedelic textures, hard rock swagger. Weiland's voice — capable of a bruised tenderness and a full-throated howl — was one of the definitive sounds of the era. The photographs available at Behind The Gallery capture Stone Temple Pilots at the height of their powers, offering a rare window into one of the decade's most visceral live acts.

All prints are hand-signed archival limited editions, printed to museum-quality standards. Available exclusively at Behind The Gallery. Ships worldwide.