Steve Tyler in Rehab After 20 Years

By Peter Kimmich: 2008-05-22 11:27:41

At age 60, Steven Tyler, the front man for hotel-room razing marauders Aerosmith and father to the hottest elf we’ve ever seen, is checking himself into rehab after over 20 years of sobriety, MTV News reported Wednesday. He is currently the most awesome patient at Las Encinas Hospital’s drug rehab clinic in Pasadena, California – incidentally the filming location for the reality series Celebrity Rehab and the workplace of Dr. Drew Pinsky, of Loveline fame. You know you listen to it.

Reports do not divulge much, but the rumor mill is tossing around speculation surrounding Tyler’s relationship issues with wife Erin Brady, and recent treatments for his hepatitis C. Of course, the most likely scenario is simply that the accumulated awesomeness in Tyler’s bloodstream was creating a drunken effect. He was plainly drunken with awesomeness.

Here’s to hoping the former Toxic Twin gets it together to see his 4,061st birthday.

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Dennie555
November 25, 2008 at 02:30

Hi Steve, I know the difficulty of todays life in rehab centre. You are well grown in psychologically to understand the current situation,face it .Then you will have the courage to face and it will help you in the later life.Have good faith in God,he will help you to get soon well. I will also pray for you.So many people are waiting for your come back.
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T
June 5, 2008 at 00:43

Just and FYI....Steven and Erin are NOT married.

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karen giles
May 25, 2008 at 13:50

i am 52 and have been battling addiction most of my life. started at 12..today is my 90th day sober and in recovery we know that is a milestone. you have had problems, even having to get a new liver cause of hep c..which i also have. the battle of addiction never leaves us..always one day at a time. we make mistakes and probablly always will, cause it is human nature. don't be too hard on yourself..just get back on right course, cause life is hard ...but there are so many more good days than bad when you are sober. wishing you and all other addicts the courage to accept the things you cannot change, and that be we are addicts.

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rebecca wood
May 25, 2008 at 00:05

Hi Steve Wishing you all the best in your war for recovery.Like many of our generation I have been there done that and so have you so have faith and win this battle. Good for you for recognizing that saying no no no to rehab is a bad idea. xoxo Rebecca

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Lori
May 24, 2008 at 15:16

Hey, Steve. I know how hard rehab is, been there done that. This is coming from someone who's been there. I'm a recovering alcoholic/addict. It's tough, I know, but you did it once before, you can do it again. I'll be praying for you to kick it again. Remember your song "Amazing" it'll help you through it all. I have faith in you. YOU CAN DO IT!!! Good Luck Sweetie.
From a die hard fan.

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