A week after he took to online his revelations that he's gone bankrupt and home, Creed's Scott Stapp is once again the talk of the town as he attempts to bring back his stalled career back to life by waging a crowd sourcing campaign.

The Creed front man is aiming to raise US$485,000 to finance his third solo album number, in the hopes of reuniting with Howard Bensen (producer) and Chris Lord-Alge (mixer), former Creed band-mates.

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Creed's another aspiration is to write a novel.

The singer has been under the spotlight for the past week after he posted a 15-minute a video on his Facebook page, revealing about his deplorable living condition.

In the video, he also denied claims that he's into drugs, telling fans that he's actually sober.

Stapp detailed the cause of his financial predicament.

"During the course of that audit, a lot of things were uncovered. A lot of money was stolen from me, or royalties not paid, and that's when all hell began to break loose," he explained.

He also said that he was forced to live in his truck without any money to buy gas or food. He was even rushed to the hospital for an unspecified reason.

Meanwhile, his estranged wife, Jaclyn Stapp, filed for divorce, accusing her husband of using different types of drugs, including amphetamines, crystal meth and steroids, which has caused him to become paranoid.

Jaclyn also revealed that Scott has even reached the point of killing himself and harming his family.

Jaclyn and her mother, Hayat Nesheiwat, already asked the court to place the singer in 60 days of pysch hold.

Stapp and Nesheiwat also alleged that the vocalist has been leaving troubling messages, claiming that the ISIS would attack his son's school, that biological weapons are on the way, and that he's being poisoned.

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