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According to Creed bandmate Mark Tremonti, Stapp both checked into, and successfully completed, a stint in rehab.

The decision was made because investigators have been unable to make contact with the vocalist after multiple attempts.

Creed frontman Scott Stapp has reportedly lost custody of his children after a Florida court gave sole custody to Stapp's estranged wife.

The Secret Service is investigating Creed singer Scott Stapp, who denies recent claims made about him.

TMZ has released a 911 call from last month in which Scott Stapp's wife Jaclyn and sister-in-law call into the Sheriff's office.

Scott Stapp has apparently missed a court-ordered hearing where he was to discuss a possible stint in a Florida psychiatric hospital for mental evaluation and drug treatment.

Scott Stapp's teenage son has apparently weighed in on his dad's recent actions, claiming that he needs help but refuses to get it.

A new fundraising campaign has turned up online for a brand new Scott Stapp album and fictional book.

While guitarist Mark Tremonti said he was unable to reach Scott Stapp, bassist Brian Marshall reveals he has made contact with the troubled singer.

Scott Stapp's estranged wife has filed legal documents to have the Creed singer committed to a mental facility for 60 days.

Given Scott Stapp's troubles, Tremonti has made an effort to reach out to Stapp, but unfortunately he hasn't been able to get in contact with him.

Two more video statements have been posted by troubled Creed singer Scott Stapp.

A new report from TMZ reveals that Scott Stapp was placed on 72-hour psych hold, among other startling revelations.

The Creed singer left his house in October after a drug binge, according to his wife.

It appears that Scott Stapp's bizarre video testimonial is in response to recent divorce papers filed by his wife Jaclyn.

Hard times have befallen Scott Stapp, the frontman for Creed. Today, he revealed that he is completely broke and has even had to live in his truck for a stretch.

Mark Tremonti has been keeping busy with Alter Bridge and his solo band, and in a new interview he says Creed isn't currently on his radar screen.

Creed singer Scott Stapp has just released his official memoir, 'Sinner's Creed.' You might not think Stapp's bio would be as interesting as noted works by rockers such as Nikki Sixx and Keith Richards, but you might want to read the book with your eyes wide open.

Mark Tremonti is finding that something that was supposed to be fun and show his growth is turning into something more than he ever imagined. The Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist tells Guitar International that the early response to his ‘All I Was‘ solo album has gone beyond his wildest dreams.

It's been a little while since Creed made their way around the world, and apparently fans have been lost at an alarming rate. Society can not afford to lose any more endangered species, so after an extensive search, officials are happy to announce the last fan of Creed has been found. Now, they are desperately attempting to make sure the species is not completely lost.