Nationally known disc jockey Clark Weber will share stories from his book, Clark Weber's Rock and Roll Radio: The Fun Years, 1955-1975. As program director and disc jockey at WLS radio in Chicago, Weber chose the music that was played on that 50,000 watt rock and roll giant. His new book contains dozens of pictures and a special CD that returns you to those "fun years."
"The WLS programming people understood that the core of rock and roll music was all about teenage rebellion, pure and simple. These kids were just coming of age and claiming this music as their own while rebelling from the norm and just loving it," remembers Clark Weber.
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