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“My step-father was extremely religious and he said that it was the Devil’s music”: Scott Stapp on the first album he truly loved

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“My step-father was extremely religious and he said that it was the Devil’s music”: Scott Stapp on the first album he truly loved

Creed frontman Scott Stapp names the album that put him on the road to rock’n’roll

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