Sleeping at Last

Sleeping At Last is an American musical project founded in 1998 by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ryan O'Neal. Originating in Wheaton, Illinois, the group initially operated as a three-piece ensemble featuring O'Neal on vocals and guitar, his brother Chad on drums, and Dan Perdue on bass. The band's self-produced debut, Capture, released in 2000, generated significant industry interest, leading to support from Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins and a subsequent record deal with Interscope Records. The project released their major label offering, Ghosts, in 2003, before returning to independent status and issuing Keep No Score in 2006 and Storyboards in 2009.