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From 1989 through July 2004, the station was called Z-93, playing classic rock. The name change and format switch to AAA came on July 22. Competitor 96 Rock ( WKLS FM) then switched back to classic rock, as it was up until 1989.

Up until the change, the station was one of the most rigid Atlanta FM radio stations in terms of name and callsign. It had been this way since the early 1970s, when it began as an oldies station. It switched to top 40 in the early 1980s and to classic rock in early 1989.

WZGC is owned by Infinity Broadcasting, along with WVEEWVEE FM ( V-103 , 103. 3 MHz) is an Atlanta FM radio station. It began back in the late 1940s as WPLO AM and received a number of unknown changes between then and 1976. Since 1976, it has been "V-103" and has played R&B. WPLO-FM was its previous callsign, FM and WAOK AM in Atlanta.

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1 Former DJs

• The Fat Mattress (morning show) with Chase and Woodside. Once the morning show was finished, Scott Woodside was heard doing traffic part-time, along with running a pen business.

• Slats (morning show) with producer Jeff. Slats' catchphrase was "How ya doing?"

• The Greaseman (syndicated morning show), with local producer Roger.

• Caroline (evenings)

• Charles Henry (overnights)