Just after the touring in support of "Blue" began, on January 25, 2000, Cadogan was fired from the band. Tony Fredianelli, who had some limited experience with the band previously, joined the band shortly thereafter, filling in for the rest of the touring cycle. Cadogan subsequently sued Third Eye Blind for breach of contract, with a settlement of an undisclosed amount permanently ending the relationship. Third Eye Blind would go on to put out two more albums with Fredianelli, albeit with very long delays, "Out of the Vein" (2003) and "Ursa Major" (2009), until similar power struggles between Fredianelli and Jenkins led to similar firings and lawsuits between the two in 2010. Cadogan mostly kept to low-profile projects, largely three solo albums, "12 Nights in Studio A" (2002), "Wunderfoot" (2003), and "Thousand Yard Stare" (2006). Notably, a number of versions of his songs written, but ultimately rejected for, "Blue" ended up on the album "Wunderfoot", including "Lipstick", "Pack a Halo" (reworked into "Palpatations"), "Walk With the Devil" (reworked into "Waiting for Me").