Jane's Addiction Invite You to Their 'Underground' Orgy -- Exclusive Photos

2012 promises to be another big year for alterna-rock legends Jane's Addiction. Starting Feb. 22, the band will promote its latest album, 'The Great Escape Artist,' with the "Theatre of the Escapist" tour that will take them to a series of intimate venues, sticking to classic theaters whenever possible.

"We chose to play as many of the great theaters that we could find because we wanted to immerse the audience in a unique experience unlike any they have ever seen at a rock show," frontman Perry Farrell said in a stament. "Expect an orgy of musical and visual delights. We like orgies, and hope you do too."

Spinner is now happy to bring you behind the scenes of the music video shoot for the single 'Underground,' which was shot in Los Angeles' Cafe Club Fais Do-Do and directed by Robert Hales. "Jane's Addiction perform in a Los Angeles brothel built in the 1920s," Farrell tells Spinner of the concept.

"There are Siamese Gargoyles, séances, card games and a man in a white fedora who was also on the cover of 'In Through the Out Door.' People get made love to and murdered in the backrooms while the band plays on." It sounds like having a good time at this place is a real coin flip.

The video will premiere Jan. 25 on VEVO. Take a look at the exclusive behind-the-scenes gallery below.