and poppier kind of music, similar to the rising glam metal which would dominate the LA scene in the following years. The extremes in music styles are touched with songs like the title track and "Turn On the Action", which resemble speed metal for their fast pace and aggressive riffs, versus "Just Got Lucky" and "Alone Again", typical pop metal songs. In another statement, Don Dokken himself acknowledged this shift in style, regarding it as more suited to his vocal limitations. Release and promotion Tooth and Nail was mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound in New York City and finally released on September 14, 1984. Lead-off single for the album was "Into the Fire", which received enough radio coverage to spend eight weeks in the Top 40 of Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart from October to December 1984, peaking at No. 21 and charting for a total of eleven weeks. The music video for this song also received moderate play on MTV. The song had a minor revamp in 1987, when it was featured in the soundtrack of the horror movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors along with Dokken's newly written "Dream Warriors". The song can be heard in the VHS and DVD versions of the film in the opening sequence when the character Kristen Parker, played by Patricia Arquette, is listening to the radio in her bedroom. Second single "Just Got Lucky" was somewhat less successful. Even though it was supported by a music video directed by Wayne Isham, it charted only on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for seven weeks during January and February 1985 and peaked at No. 27. To support the release of the album, the band started a long US tour on October 9, 1984 in Texas. During the tour they were opening act for Twisted Sister and Y&T, Dio and Kiss. Dokken co-headlined a few dates with Loudness and concluded the tour on April 10, 1985 in Syracuse, New York, opening for Sammy Hagar. In the following months they ceased live activities to compose and record their third album Under Lock and Key, which was released in November 1985. "Alone Again" was released as a single after the tour had concluded and became the band's biggest hit, spending fourteen weeks on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, which included two at its peak position of No. 20. More