the band appeared in another McDonald film, Dance Me Outside, again playing themselves in concert. In 1996, the band released the double album Chocolate Chip Cookies in a cookie bag package that closely resembled Chips Ahoy! packaging; after Nabisco threatened the band with a lawsuit, the band burned all the packaging in a bonfire in Toronto's High Park and created a new cookie bag that did not resemble Chips Ahoy!. They re-released the album the following year in a conventional jewel case, with Tag on the cover. For that album's supporting tour, Langner and Hubert were joined by guitarist Jason Reed, bassist Shaun Noronha and drummer Vince Montago. Chocolate Chip Cookies was the band's last album. Hubert has released three solo jazz recordings and is a fixture on the Toronto jazz scene. Langner is a writer. Nicholsen, who has always been credited as J.D. Nicholsen, Jack Nichols or Jack Matthews in acting roles to avoid any potential confusion with the more famous actor Jack Nicholson, continues to act and sings with The Cameron Family Singers. Tag died in 2000, and was cited as the pretext for the band's breakup. Discography Don't Cry Too Hard (1990) Book of Rejection (1992) Hell's Kitchen (1994) Chocolate Chip Cookies (1996) Film appearances Roadkill, 1989 Dance Me Outside, 1995 References External links Leslie Spit Treeo at Jam! Leslie Spit Treeo at allmusic Musical groups established in 1988 Musical groups disestablished in 2000 Musical groups from Toronto Canadian folk rock groups Canadian buskers Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year winners 1988 establishments in Ontario 2000 disestablishments in Ontario