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The Causey Way is a punk rock group formed by Causey in 1997, as a division of The Causey Way, formed in 1995. (Members and supporters of The Causey Way say they are not a cult.) The members of the Causey Way wear white uniforms with black armbands when performing.

Band biographies say that Causey formed this "group" (religion) when he was skateboarding as Scott Stanton and landed on his face, damaging his nose. He was enlightened and wished to start anew. He then created "The Causey Way". Future members of the group were not allowed to have any prior musical experience, although one exception was made for Boy Causey, a.k.a. "Brian" (see Man or Astroman, also Servotron).

Causey Way currently has three albums: With Loving and Open Arms, Causey Versus Everything and What Would Causey Do?.

As of 2001, the band had a total number of 17 different musicians, including former Dead Kennedys member Jello Biafra. The Causey Way toured Europe in 2000.

Beginnings

Scott Stanton was raised in Pensacola, FL. He attended St. Pauls Catholic School, and was part of a youth gang called the "Tuskeys" formed in 1980. This Gang was formed in response to the then L & N railroad train disasters in Pensacola, Fl. Causey and his family were evacuated and subjected to Amonia Sulfide. In response, Andrew Sattimio, Rodney Sellars, Kent Stanton (One of Causeys older brothers) form a group called the Tuskeys ( From the Tusky Staff, a railroad wrench found later at the site of the derailment). They caused mischief and delayed L&N trains that rolled through the disaster area in the aftermath. This led to throwing Dummies in Road and on Bikes to bring attention to the natural violation of L & N Railroad.

They were heavily influenced by Devo and sought answers to life's issues in their lyrics. Whip it was a big favorite and compelled all members to succeed, except for Kent Stanton.

His older brother Glenn Stanton was a major skate board addict and had a big influence on a young Causey before the accident.

The "Causey Way" started when acts of "Instruction" against L & N took place. When Youge Causey asked " Why are we doing this" the response was " Because, it is the way of instruction". Hence the Causey was deemed the reason for many things.