Scott Stapp rose to fame as the lead vocalist of the late-1990s and early-2000s CREED. The group’s soaring melodies, emotive guitars and Stapp’s near-angelic vocals stood out in a sea of post-grunge bands that didn’t share the same anthemic, spiritual sound.
CREED parted ways in 2004, and Stapp went…
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