Post by Danielle Loves Kurt on Nov 14, 2004 20:39:02 GMT -5
Has Courtney Love been turning to the Church of Scientology for help?
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The troubled rocker — who recently served a stint in rehab and has been battling for custody of her daughter — thanks Scientology and Kirstie Alley in the liner notes for her new CD, America’s Sweetheart.
Alley is the spokeswoman for Narconon, a drug treatment program based on the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Alley has credited Scientology with helping her overcome her own drug problems. “I didn’t want to do drugs any more, but I didn’t want to love life without doing drugs, and life was just being squelched out of me,” Alley once said. “It was a slow death. I had one auditing session in Scientology, and I never did drugs again or had the urge to do drugs again.”
Neither Alley’s nor Love’s spokesman returned calls for comment, and a spokeswoman for the Scientology told The Scoop she had “no idea” why Love thanked the church and Alley
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The troubled rocker — who recently served a stint in rehab and has been battling for custody of her daughter — thanks Scientology and Kirstie Alley in the liner notes for her new CD, America’s Sweetheart.
Alley is the spokeswoman for Narconon, a drug treatment program based on the teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Alley has credited Scientology with helping her overcome her own drug problems. “I didn’t want to do drugs any more, but I didn’t want to love life without doing drugs, and life was just being squelched out of me,” Alley once said. “It was a slow death. I had one auditing session in Scientology, and I never did drugs again or had the urge to do drugs again.”
Neither Alley’s nor Love’s spokesman returned calls for comment, and a spokeswoman for the Scientology told The Scoop she had “no idea” why Love thanked the church and Alley
