would never be able to finish her album. Now I'm left in an uncomfortable position." Neither Love nor Erlandson have commented on the reunion further. In 2010, he noted that he has "new musical projects in the works". In April 2012, Courtney Love joined Erlandson, bassist Melissa Auf der Maur, and drummer Patty Schemel onstage for the first time in 15 years at the after party for the premiere of Schemel's documentary entitled Hit So Hard. The band played two songs that evening, "Miss World" from the band's hit album Live Through This and a cover of The Wipers song "Over the Edge". In April 2014, Love confirmed that she had been rehearsing new material with Erlandson, Schemel, and Auf der Maur, and that a reunion of the 1994 lineup of the band was being prepared. In May 2019, Love confirmed that all the members are definitely "talking about it", in reference to regrouping and reforming the band. In October 2019, Love posted a since-deleted photo of the group together, rehearsing songs in Los Angeles. Personal life Erlandson has practiced Buddhism since 1992. During his tenure in Hole in the 1990s, Erlandson was romantically involved with the group's bassist Kristen Pfaff, until her death in June 1994 as well as actress Drew Barrymore. He had also previously dated Courtney Love. References 1963 births Living people Hole (band) members American alternative rock musicians American rock guitarists American male guitarists Sympathy for the Record Industry artists American people of German descent American people of Irish descent American people of Swedish descent American Buddhists Loyola Marymount University alumni People from San Pedro, Los Angeles Alternative rock guitarists Guitarists from Los Angeles 20th-century American guitarists Rodney & the Tube Tops members