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Steve McCoy of Atlanta's "Steve & Vikki" resurfaces in Denver
Steve McCoy, last heard in Atlanta as one half of the Steve & Vikki morning show on AC “B98.5” WSB, will be the new morning host on Denver’s Classic Hits KXKL “Kool 105.1.” He starts on air July 1 after his contract back at Cox’s “B98.5” is officially up, June 30. He and his long-time co-host Vikki Locke were well known in the Atlanta market, previously doing mornings on CHR/top 40 “Star 94” WSTR. Locke remained at WSB-FM after McCoy exited in February. The Denver board is talking about the move.
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