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Dred Scott returns to San Francisco's KFOG
This is the second go-around for Dred Scott at Cumulus Media Partners' KFOG/KFFG (104.5/97.7). He will now take over evenings on the AAA simulcast. Scott was with KFOG in the 1990's, and has been heard up and down the California coast, with time on KITS-FM (105.3) and KIOI-FM (101.3) in the Bay Area, and most recently on KSWD-FM (100.3) in Los Angeles. Scott replaces Steve Rockwell, who remains with KFOG on the weekends.
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