Joseph Puig, had sold 16,000 copies by May. Nationally, "Level on the Inside" started experiencing the same success it continued to enjoy in Chicago. The song reached #38 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart in early 1999, and #17 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart, where it stayed for 13 weeks. Columbia agreed to produce a video for "Level on the Inside", directed by Phil Harder. Following the video shoot, the band returned to the road for several months of touring in support of the album and single. Having a radio single earned the band opening slots on U.S. tours with bands such as The Marvelous 3 and Train. The Joint also did two-week stints with the Goo Goo Dolls, Cheap Trick, Collective Soul, and Ben Folds Five. Other shows included playing with The Black Crowes, Silverchair, Everclear, Blink 182, Third Eye Blind, Eve 6, Local H, and Orgy. Roger Jansen was profiled in Guitar Player magazine in June 1999. In April 1999, "Beautiful" was chosen as Dovetail Joint's second single; Chris Lord-Alge re-mixed the song at his Los Angeles studio. Touring continued until September 1999. The band returned to Chicago and began writing their follow up effort. Later years and breakup (2000–2010) In late 1999, the band wrote 30 songs slated for the tentatively titled Killing of Cool album. The album was produced by Fields and optioned by Columbia, but strain between the label and the band led to the group's departure from Columbia/Aware before it was officially released. On January 15, 2002, E.P. from the Underclass was released; the band broke up later that year. On August 14, 2010 Dovetail Joint reunited to play one show at Lincoln Hall in Chicago. Official discography Studio albums Demo albums Extended plays References External links The Official Dovetail Joint Website The Official Ivorywire Website (featuring members from Dovetail Joint) Musical groups established in 1992 Musical groups disestablished in 2002 Alternative rock groups from Chicago