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Former Phish star Trey Anastasio faces three years in jail after allegedly violating the terms of a felony drug charge plea agreement. The singer was held at the Washington County Jail in New York for two days last week, after he missed a counseling session, according to officials. The rock star could now be sentenced to serve time in jail if he's found he violated an agreement made in April 2007, when he plead guilty to attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance, after police found heroin, Xanax and Vicodin in his car during a traffic stop. Anastasio was ordered to make weekly court appearances for a year and to perform community service. A judge threatened the rocker with a three-year jail sentence if he failed to follow the terms of the plea agreement.

The front man for the rock band Phish may be charged with a felony in Albany, N.Y., after heroin was allegedly found in his car. Ernest "Trey" Anastasio (left) was in court Wednesday for his arraignment on the misdemeanor drug charges, WNYT-TV reported. Anastasio was charged with being on drugs but after reports alleging that heroin was found in the car, the district attorney wants to up the charges to a felony, the television station said. Anastasio was arrested after a patrolman said he saw him swerve over a double yellow line. The arresting officer said in his report that "Anastasio was hyper and his hands were shaking very badly." Anastasio told the police that he had been smoking hashish and had taken some pills. The district attorney said that it is unlikely that the rocker will go to jail and will probably have to undergo a drug rehabilitation program. PHISH