Statement coming soon
 

Just thought I'd pass this along. I e-mailed Wind-Up about my concerns about the Chicago 12/29 show and they sent me this a short while ago.

Thank you for writing. Your message has been forwarded to Creed's management, who hope to issue a statement shortly.

Sincerely,

Wind-up Entertainment

Yeah, thanks for the info. Dogstar. I appreciate it and cannot wait to hear what it is. I would like to know their views on it.

Kool, Dogstar, good on you for writing.

You're welcome, guys. I just hope they do it soon. Seems everybody wants an apology/explanation, which would go a long way toward assuaging people's feelings, I think.

I hope it's directly from the keyboard of Scott... and not Windup

I do, too. I think that would be best.

I don´t care for a statement... it happened... we know it... It won´t change the respect I have for Creed...

and if Stapp is really working on this... wow, that´s gotta be hard... anyway, I just ask for his recovery after this terrible year. I hope things work well for Jagger too... Hillary sucks...

a special message from me to Hillary: :finger:

btw, Stapp didn´t buy a house across his house to Hillary?

that would be awesome! wow you would feel special

They probably will post something on the Wind-Up or Creed.com web site, A2S, not just to me (hahaha, I wish ;)). I suggested in my e-mail to them that some sort of public apology from Scott or a statement of some kind would do a lot to heal those who were so angry and disappointed with how he was at the show.

oh ok, lol then we would all feel special!! :D

Absolutely!:P

I received it too. I was surprised. I can't imagine what it will be. An apology I hope, especially for Hockeymom's son. I don't think they will be dishonest.

A public, spoken apology is what is needed. The band/fan bond is a relationship that is vital to the band. If Scott places that much value in his fans, he'd understand this.

That would be ideal, but my guess is it will be something written, possibly posted on their Web site or something. I think something would be better than nothing. There are plenty of concerts I've been to where the performers sucked because they were drunk or high and nary an apology was uttered. You bring up a good point, though, velocityidp, in that Creed's bond with the fans is stronger than what most bands have had with their fans.

I hate to say it, but it really is Scott that needs to take care of this. Mark and the others were awesome and did a great job covering. I remember watching Mark as Scott was lying on his back. He wasn't looking at him at all, he was just playing his a@@ off!