Sep 22, 2009

With money woes, clubbing, and buying extravagant gifts, music producer Scott Storch wants to redeem himself back to producing the hottest beats. He knows he had several setbacks; Storch revealed in Details Magazine that he had a cocaine addiction landed him in unpredictable circumstances.

Storch stated that, "I was clubbing, drunk, and had more money than I knew what to do with." He added, "We'd be at a club and I'd decide to take everyone to Las Vegas. Do more coke, fuck a bunch of girls. Be up for two days and decide at 11am in the morning to go buy a Rolls Royce. I probably bought 10 cars when I was high."

Storch financial misery was even more burden, when his 10 million dollar Palm Beach, Florida went into foreclosure. With the housing being a slump, Storch had to live with a close friend.

He declared, "Sure, it was fun, but the thing is, I didn't make one good bit music when I was high on coke not one bit. "

"I was burning through about $250,000 a month, mostly on partying. I was spending money I had no business spending," he stated.

Now that he has put his troubling past behind him, he has a new start with producing music with Usher, Jennifer Hudson, and Gucci Mane.

SCOTT STORCH cut all ties with billionaire oil heir BRANDON DAVIS after the socialite allegedly stole one of the producer's diamond watches.
Storch considered the Hollywood party ki

ng one of his good pals until he realised Davis had swiped his $100,000 (£66,670) timepiece during a bash at his Palm Island, Florida mansion.
The producer searched everywhere for his prized watch and then checked surveillance camera footage to make sure it hadn't been picked up at his party.
The footage prompted him to phone Davis, who broke down in tears and confessed to the crime.
But the producer agreed not to turn Davis in to police after he begged for forgiveness, reports Details magazine.

And Storch admits his former drug habit often left him so strung out, he couldn't care less about anything that happened around him.

He tells the men's publication, "People tell me they couldn't talk to me when I was high. I was uninterested in anything. My attention span was like, two seconds."
Storch has since kicked his drug addiction after a stint in rehab. He was forced to file for bankruptcy earlier this year (09).

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