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Scott Stapp Information
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'Scott Alan Stapp' (born 'Anthony Scott Flippen' on August 8, 1973 in Orlando, Florida, USA) is a singer and songwriter, and a former member of the band Creed. He is known to have strong Christian beliefs, which are often reflected in his songs. He attended Lee College now a university in Cleveland, Tennessee, but was expelled from it for marijuana usage.
He has announced a partnership with NASCAR that will see tracks from his solo album, The Great Divide, used in spots for the upcoming sport's Chase for the Championship. The alliance culminated with Stapp performing the national anthem at the Ford 400 race in Homestead, Florida
He was recently involved in an incident in Baltimore, Maryland where a fight took place between him and the band 311 at a local hotel. The episode was caught on the security video tape and Jonathan Jordan, director of hotel security, said the fight was "."
His debut solo album The Great Divide was released in the U.S. on November 22, 2005.
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