VIVA GLASVEGAS--"GERALDINE" AGAIN NO.1: While the rest of the hushhushATTACK staff continues to recover from a tumultuous week in Jolly Olde London, your faithful chart analyst continues to ply his craft, letting you know what's hip and happening on the Mediaguide Alternative Specialty charts...regardless of the fact that he probably downed more good 12-year-old Scotch in the past week in Los Angeles than the entire crew did while in England. Speaking of things Scottish, a nice rebound effort for Glaswegian four-piece Glasvegas, who leap 9-1 on the Mediaguide Alternative Specialty Song chart with "Geraldine," reclaiming the pole position after tumbling 1-9 the previous week. The radio edit courtesy of Columbia Records picked up enough spins to also capture the runner-up spot on the Album end; look for the group to hit American shores in early January, with full dates available at www.myspace.com/glasvegas. Meanwhile, remaining firmly in place at No.2 on the Song side are Stereophonics with "My Own Worst Enemy," which holds that position for the third consecutive week and helps greatest hits collection Decade in the Sun (Fontana) remain at No.5 on the Album index. Top debut honors this week go to Scott Weiland with "Missin' Cleveland," which bows at No.3 and begs that the question be asked: is he referring to the town by Lake Erie, or the imminent departure of a beloved "Family Guy" character for his own show? Enquiring minds wish to know. Regardless of the subject matter, the single play helps the forthcoming full-length from the former Stone Temple Pilots/Velvet Revolver vocalist, Happy in Galoshes (Softdrive, out November 25), to a No.6 showing on the Album chart. He has tentative plans for a small American tour in January; check www.myspace.com/scottweiland for cities and dates. Finally, Snow Patrol takes over the top spot on the Album index this week, moving 2-1 with A Hundred Million Suns (Geffen) despite the lack of any one song in the Top 20.