As I've seen this movie many times, this clip always opens my eyes, as it points out something I have long thought about-the need for these guys and girls to get help
when they need it.
I have gotten some flak for what I'm about to say from the "it's my life" and 'don't knock it 'till you tried it" types, but here's my take:
I have often thought that there should be a "moral clause" in the contract of the bands, expressly stating that they get mandatory drug-alcohol counselling\rehab if they admit to a problem (or if the evidence is overwhelming as it was in Holmes' case.)
The record execs make money hand over foot off these guys and their sacrifices, and should look out for them more, and stand behind them with readily available help.
Much like childhood movie stars...if someone had looked out for and helped tham properly prepare for the stresses of stardom, maybe some of them would still be around now, and not yesterday or today's headlines.