Hey Pariah,
I believe not.
If you're willing to fool with command line tools it's not overly hard to do.
It does take a chunk of time and effort to get started though:
1) You have to install Xcode (from Apple -- a **big** download).
2) You have to install either the Homebrew or the MacPorts package manager.
- Homebrew is probably a little more user-friendly.
- I normally use MacPorts myself, but I'm experimenting with Homebrew.
3) Then you have to install the package you want, although by this point it's easy
enough.
From the command line you follow one of the following recipes:
Homebrew:
brew install id3lib
MacPorts:
sudo port install id3lib
Of course after all that you have to learn how to use the id3v2 command line tool. 
When you first start doing this it's a bit involved and scary, so it's a good idea to have someone mentor you for a while.
-Chris