“Remember that interview we did in Chicago? You, me, and Gwen were sitting there, and all the questions were about Gwen's sweater.”

A successful video can be a double-edged sword for some bands.

After nine years plugging away in obscurity, the group remains humble in the face of fame.

That new California band? "Just a Girl," "Spiderwebs?" Long-legged, bare-midriffed beautiful blonde backed up by a few studio musicians, pogo-ing through a frenetic set of ghostwritten pop/punk/ska tunes? That's them, right?

Adrian had a good time. Tony puked on Bill Belamy’s shoes. Gwen says the buff jocks made her giggle.

A tragic suicide. A messy inter-band romance. A flop first album. Gwen Stefani and No Doubt have suffered enough heartbreak to feel your pain, they’re just not at all interested in replicating it.

There's success. There's fame. But then there's getting the Michael Jackson treatment at Disneyland.

No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani is rock's It Girl of the summer.

“It makes me feels great when the guys in the mosh pit tell me I rock.” – Gwen

No Doubt has followed an uneven road to its current success -- from an unnoticed 1993 major label debut, to the 1995 indie album, "Beacon Street Collection," to its latest indie album, "Tragic Kingdom" -- which yielded the current hit, "Just A Girl."

Cameras, lights, backdrops and props are ready. Industry types have assumed their positions. The air is thick with anticipation as we wait for the stars of today's photo shoot - Orange County rock band No Doubt - to emerge from their secluded dressing room.

Their new album, Tragic Kingdom is out on Interscope now. Gwen and Adrian are huddled around the Gateway2000, ready for yer questions.

Even as it makes a splash in the Home Pond, the Anaheim band knows how to take naught for granted.

Pop music: The Orange County quartet began as a ska band but has made a name for itself with a different kind of sound on its upbeat single.

Tragic Kingdom is now gold, proving that if you stick to something long enough you'll eventually succeed. Ozone talks with No Doubt's Kanal and guitarist Tom Dumont for the lowdown on the highs and lows