Jason Wahler summarizes his life and the road to recovery. Jason shares details from his Reality Show experiences and discusses the scripted reality of “The Hills” VS the true Reality of “Celebrity Rehab”

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Dr. Drew Pinksy is making some sobering observations about former Laguna Beach star Jason Wahler, who he treats on VH1's Celebrity Rehab (premiering Wednesday at 10 p.m. EST).
"The one thing that struck me in the opening day was, I did his physical exam and he had clear stigmata -- signs of advanced alcoholism," Pinksy says of Wahler, 23. "This guy's in his early 20s and he has the kind of alcohol damage that usually I've seen in 50-year old dads."
After Wahler's sixth alcohol-related arrest in March, the reality star told UsMagazine.com that he felt "very, very ashamed of everything." Though he went to AA meetings up to five times a week, he "started falling out of the program" once he began to pursue an acting career.
Because of Wahler's troubled past, Pinsky wasn't exactly surprised when he joined stars such as Janice Dickinson, Jason Davis and Rachel Uchitel for the series' fourth season.
"This guy was clear to me as a hardcore alcoholic. I had seen him on the show in Laguna Beach," Pinsky, 52, tells VH1. "I literally was yelling at the television like, 'Is anybody gonna help this kid? You know how much of a drug addict this is? Anybody but me gonna speak up?' And evidently it took quite a bit more before anybody did speak up."

Jason Wahler and Janice Dickinson are among the stars set to appear on the fourth season of VH1's Celebrity Rehab, the network announced Sunday.
Guided by Dr. Drew Pinsky, seven celebrities will take part in the series that chronicles their 21-day detoxification and treatment program at The Pasadena Recovery Center in Pasadena, Calif.
Joining Wahler and Dickinson for the series are Party of Five star Jeremy London, former Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel, musician Leif Garrett, socialite Jason Davis and Frankie Lons, the mother of singer Keyshia Cole.
Earlier this year, former Hills star Wahler opened up to UsMagazine.com about his six alcohol-related arrests in recent years.
"I think everything happens for a reason," Wahler, 24, told Us after he was arrested in March following an alleged booze-fueled club brawl. "God did that to me, so maybe I would be at [rock] bottom and want to climb my way to the top
"If I don't stay sober," he tells Us, "I am not going to have a life."