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I was able to get around this by specifying an AD group when it asked for the Administrator AD User. Since my AD Account is part of the group, I am able to log in.
So instead of:
me@domain.com
I just typed the group name (with no domain prefix or suffix) and it worked.
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I followed the reset instructions:
UPDATE settings.KeyValuePairs SET KeyValue = 0 WHERE KeyName = 'ActiveDirectory-Enabled';
Logged in with administrator account and set up AD again. Still locked out.
Reset again and removed all entries from settings.ActiveDirectoryPrincipal
Logged in with the Administrator account, set up active directory, verified that my domain account is in settings.ActiveDirectoryPrincipal and still cannot log in with AD.