Object instance valid only for the current method

Is it possible to create an object that can register whether the current thread leaves the method where it was created, or to check whether this has happened when a method on the instance gets called?

ScopeValid obj;

void Method1()
{
    obj = new ScopeValid();
    obj.Something();
}

void Method2()
{
    Method1();
    obj.Something(); //Exception
}

Can this technique be accomplished? I would like to develop a mechanism similar to TypedReference and ArgIterator, which can't "escape" the current method. These types are handled specially by the compiler, so I can't mimic this behavior exactly, but I hope it is possible to create at least a similar rule with the same results - disallow accessing the object if it has escaped the method where it was created.

Note that I can't use StackFrame and compare methods, because the object might escape and return to the same method.