 gone with Mick Cocks to visit their friends the French group Trust in the Scorpio Sound studio in London where they recorded the album Répression; Scott was working on the English adaptation of texts by Bernie Bonvoisin for the English version of the album. During this visit, the musicians did a jam session of "Ride On". This improvised session was Scott's last recording.

Some time during the late evening of 18 February and early morning of 19 February, Scott passed out and died at the age of 33. He had just visited a London club called the Music Machine (currently known as KOKO). He was left to sleep in a Renault 5 owned by a friend of Scott's, Alistair Kinnear, at 67 Overhill Road in East Dulwich. Later that day, Kinnear found Scott lifeless, and alerted the authorities. Scott was taken to King's College Hospital in Camberwell, where he was pronounced dead on arrival. The chronology of events on 19 February and when exactly Scott was found dead has been challenged by Jesse Fink's 2017 book Bon: The Last Highway, which quotes UFO guitarist Paul Chapman as having been informed early that morning by Scott's friend Joe Fury that Scott was dead. Kinnear said he found Scott in the evening. Chapman claims Scott and Fury were with him the previous evening of 18 February and Scott left his apartment to buy heroin, never to return.

Fink's book also reveals Scott and Kinnear were not alone in East Dulwich but with a third person, Zena Kakoulli, who stayed over at Kinnear's apartment while Scott remained in the parked Renault. An updated edition of Fink's book released in 2018 produces new evidence that a fourth individual, Kakoulli's husband the rock musician Peter Perrett, was also with Scott, Kinnear and Kakoulli. Fink contends that pulmonary aspiration of vomit was the cause of Scott's death via a suspected heroin overdose, but the official cause was listed on the death certificate as "acute alcohol poisoning" and classified as "death by misadventure".

As part of the funeral arrangements, Scott's body was embalmed by Desmond Henley; it was later cremated and Scott's ashes were interred by his family at Fremantle Cemetery in Fremantle. Inconsistencies in media accounts of Scott's death, such as an incorrect spelling of Kinnear's first name, have been cited in conspiracy theories
gone with Mick Cocks to visit their friends the French group Trust in the Scorpio Sound studio in London where they read the album Répression; Scott was bring on the English adaptation of texts by Bernie Bonvoisin for the English version of the album. During this visit, the musician did a jam seance of " Ride On ". This improvised seance was Scott's last recording. 

 Some clock time during the late evening of 18 February and early morning of 19 February, Scott pass out and died at the long time of 33. He had barely visited a London club called the Music Machine (currently known as KOKO). He was entrust to sleep in a Renault 5 owned by a friend of Scott's, Alistair Kinnear, at 67 Overhill Road in East Dulwich. Later that sidereal day, Kinnear found Scott lifeless, and alerted the assurance. Scott was taken to King's College Hospital in Camberwell, where he was pronounce dead on arrival. The chronology of events on 19 February and when exactly Scott was found dead has been challenge by Jesse Fink's 2017 book Bon: The Last Highway, which quotes UFO guitarist Paul Chapman as having been informed early that morning by Scott's friend Joe Fury that Scott was dead. Kinnear said he found Scott in the evening. Chapman claims Scott and Fury were with him the previous evening of 18 February and Scott left his apartment to buy heroin, never to return. 

 Fink's book also reveals Scott and Kinnear were not alone in East Dulwich but with a third person, Zena Kakoulli, who stay over at Kinnear's apartment while Scott remained in the parked Renault. An update edition of Fink's book released in 2018 produces newfangled evidence that a fourth individual, Kakoulli's husband the rock musician Peter Perrett, was also with Scott, Kinnear and Kakoulli. Fink contends that pneumonic aspiration of vomit was the cause of Scott's death via a suspected heroin overdose, but the official cause was listed on the death certificate as " acute alcohol poisoning " and classified as " death by mishap ". 

 As part of the funeral placement, Scott's soundbox was embalmed by Desmond Henley; it was later cremated and Scott's ashes were bury by his family at Fremantle Cemetery in Fremantle. Inconsistencies in media accounts of Scott's death, such as an incorrect spelling of Kinnear's first name, have been cited in conspiracy theories
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 gone with Mick Cocks to visit tHeir friendS the FRenCh gRoUp TrUst iN the Scorpio SouND stuDio in London where they reCordeD tHE albUM RÉpresSion; ScoTT wAS WorKiNg On tHe eNgLish aDapTation oF texts by BeRniE BOnvoisin for tHE ENglish versIon Of the album. DuRinG this vIsIt, tHE musiCiaNs did A jam seSSion of "ride On". ThiS iMProvisED sessioN WAs scotT's last recording.

SoME tIMe during the latE eveniNg OF 18 FEBRuaRy aNd early morNiNg of 19 FEBruary, SCOtT PASseD Out and died at tHe age of 33. He haD JusT visitEd A LoNDon cluB callEd THe MUsic Machine (CurrEntly knowN as KOKo). he was leFT to sleeP in a ReNauLt 5 oWned BY a FrIenD oF scoTT's, aliSTaiR Kinnear, At 67 ovErhilL RoaD IN eAst DUlwIch. LAter tHat day, Kinnear FouNd ScOTt lIfeleSs, and AlerTeD the aUthoriTies. SCoTt was taken to KinG's CoLlege HospItaL iN CaMbErwelL, Where hE waS prOnounceD dead on ARriVaL. tHE cHronology of events oN 19 FEBRuAry and whEn exacTLy scOTt was fouNd DeaD has BEEn chaLlenGEd By Jesse FInk's 2017 boOK BOn: the Last hiGhway, wHiCh qUotEs UFO GUitaRist PaUl ChapmaN as haVIng been informeD Early that mornINg BY scOTt's fRieNd Joe Fury thAt ScOTt waS deaD. kiNneAR said He fouNd sCoTT in the evening. ChapmaN cLaims SCott aNd Fury were witH him the preVIOUs eveninG of 18 FEBrUAry and Scott lefT his aPartment to BUy heroin, Never To return.

fink's book ALSo revealS ScOtt And kinNEAr Were not alone iN eAst DUlWich but WitH a third PerSon, zenA KaKoUlli, who stAyed over At kiNnEaR's aPartmENt while SCoTt rEmAinEd in tHE parkeD RenaUlt. AN uPdATed Edition OF FINK's boOk ReLeasEd iN 2018 pRoducEs neW EviDence thAt a fourth IndIViduAl, kaKoulli's Husband the rocK mUsician PetEr perRett, waS ALso with SCott, Kinnear and Kakoulli. FINk conteNds That pUlmoNary aspirAtiOn of voMit WAs the cAuse of scott'S dEatH VIa a suSPEcTed HeRoin overdoSE, But The ofFiCial Cause waS listed on the death cERtiFicate as "acute AlcOhol POIsOniNG" aND clAsSIfiED As "death by misadvEnture".

As paRt OF tHe funeral aRRanGeMents, ScOtt's bodY was eMBalmed bY Desmond HEnley; it waS lAter CREmaTed and ScotT's ashes wEre interrED by hiS FaMily aT FrEmantlE CEmeTery iN FremaNTle. inconSistenCiEs in meDia acCoUnts of ScOtt's death, such as an incorrEct speLling Of KInnear's fiRst NAme, Have been cIted In conspiraCy tHeoRies
 gone with Mick Cocks to v isit their  frie nds  th eFren ch g roup Trust int he S corpio Sound studio in  Lond on wher e  t hey r ecorded th e alb um  R épr es s io n; Sc ott  was wo rking on t heEn glish adapta t io n of texts  by  Bernie Bonv ois in for  t heE nglis h v ersio n of t h e albu m. During  t h is vis i t, them u si cian s did a jam sessi o no f "Ride On". T his im pr o vi s e d s ess ion was Sc ot t's l a st reco r di n g . 

S o me time durin g the latee ven ing of  1 8 F e bruary  andea r lymorning of19 F ebruary,Scottp assed o u t and d ied at  th e a ge o f  3 3.  He  h a d j u st  vi s ite d a Lond on  c lub c alle d t h e Mu sic  Mac hine(currently kn own  asK OKO ). He  wasleft  t o sle ep ina Ren au lt 5 owned by a  fri end of Sc ott 's , A li stair Kinnea r,at67 Over hill Ro a d i nE a s tDulwich. Later tha td a y,  Kinnear  found Sc ot t  lifeles s,  an d al e r ted t he a u th orities.  Scott wa staken t oKing's  C oll ege  Hosp i talin Cam berwell,  wher e  he was pronou n ced dead on a r ri v a l. Thechr onology ofeven t s on  19F eb rua r y and  when  e x ac t ly Scott was foundde ad has  been  challenged b y Jesse Fi n k ' s 2017 b ookB on :  The Last High way,which quot e s UFO gu itari st PaulChapman a s having b een  in for med e ar ly that morni n g  bySc ott's f rie nd JoeFur y t hat  Sc ot t was dea d. Kinne ar  s ai dhefound Scott in  t heev eni ng. C h apmanclaim s Sc ot ta ndFury we r ew i th h im  t he p rev io us ev enin g  of  18 Feb ruary and  Sc o tt l ef this apa rtment to buy  h eroin, nev er  to  retur n . 

Fink's  book also reveals Scot t  and Ki nne ar we re n ot aloneinEast D ulw i ch but  witha thi rd  pe r s on, Z e n aKak ou lli, who s t a yed  over  a t Ki nnear's  apartment while S c ott  remained inthe  par k e dRen a ul t . A nu pda t e d edition of Fi nk's bookre l ea sed in 201 8  pr od uces ne w evide nce t h at a fo urth indi vidual, K ak oull i ' s h usband the  rock mu sician Pe t er Pe r re tt, w asalso w it h S cott,  Kinne a r a nd Ka koulli .Fink c onten ds  that pu lmonary aspiration of v omit w as th e c ause of S cot t 'sdeath via  a s uspected h ero inoverd ose ,  buttheo ff ici a l cau se w a s listedo nthe d ea th certific a t e  as  "acu tea lcohol  poi soning" and class i fied as "death  bym i sad ven t ure" .
As part of th e f un e r al arran ge ments, Scot t's body  w a s emb almedby Des mond He n l ey ;  it wa s la ter  cremated  an dS cott'sas he s  wereinte rr ed byhis fa m ilya t  Fremantle Cemet ery i n Frema n tle . Inc on sistenc i es i n media ac counts of S cott's  dea th, s uch asan  incor rec tspelling o f  Kinnear' s fir st name ,have  be en cit ed i n consp irac ythe ories
 gone_with Mick_Cocks to visit their_friends the_French_group Trust_in_the Scorpio Sound_studio in London_where they recorded the_album Répression; Scott_was_working on the English adaptation of texts by Bernie Bonvoisin for the English version_of_the album._During_this_visit, the musicians did a_jam session of "Ride On"._This improvised_session was Scott's last recording.

Some time during the_late_evening of 18_February and early morning of 19 February, Scott passed_out and died at the age_of 33. He_had_just_visited a London club_called the Music Machine (currently known_as KOKO). He was left to_sleep in a Renault 5 owned by_a friend of Scott's, Alistair Kinnear,_at 67 Overhill Road in_East Dulwich._Later that day, Kinnear found_Scott lifeless, and_alerted the_authorities. Scott was_taken to King's College Hospital in_Camberwell, where he_was pronounced dead on arrival. The_chronology_of events on_19_February_and when_exactly Scott was_found_dead has_been_challenged by Jesse Fink's 2017 book_Bon:_The Last Highway, which quotes UFO guitarist_Paul Chapman as having_been_informed early that morning_by Scott's friend Joe Fury_that Scott was dead. Kinnear said_he found_Scott in_the evening. Chapman claims Scott and Fury were with him the_previous evening of 18 February and_Scott left his apartment_to buy_heroin,_never to return.

Fink's_book_also reveals_Scott and Kinnear were not alone in_East Dulwich_but with a third person, Zena_Kakoulli, who stayed over_at_Kinnear's apartment while Scott remained in_the parked Renault. An updated edition_of Fink's book released in_2018_produces_new evidence that a fourth_individual, Kakoulli's husband the rock musician_Peter Perrett, was_also with Scott, Kinnear and Kakoulli. Fink_contends_that pulmonary aspiration of vomit was_the_cause of Scott's death via a_suspected_heroin_overdose, but the official cause_was listed on the death certificate_as "acute alcohol poisoning" and classified as "death by_misadventure".

As part of_the funeral arrangements, Scott's body_was_embalmed_by Desmond Henley; it was later cremated and Scott's ashes_were interred_by his family_at Fremantle Cemetery in Fremantle. Inconsistencies in media accounts of_Scott's death, such as an incorrect spelling_of Kinnear's first name, have been cited in conspiracy theories