Re: Bobby -- More Plastic Surgery?

Here you go:

M.G. (Machine Gun) Kelly
KOMA [Oklahoma City] 1970
KSTP [St. Paul MN] 1972
KHJ [LA] 1974
KTNQ [LA] 1978
MG Kelly's Top 30 USA [New York] 1984 - CBS: host
KOST [LA] 1985
KIIS [LA] 1987
A Star is Born, Buddy Holly Story [LA] 1970s-1980s - actor
KRLA [LA] 1989 - 1 day only
KODJ [LA] 1989
KOOL-FM [Phoenix] 1993
KBGO [Las Vegas] 1996
CKRA [Edmonton AB] 1997
WYUU [St. Petersburg] 1998-1999

Now:: "M.G. Kelly has two nationally syndicated radio programs that he 
produces and hosts. One is Machine Gun Kelly's American Hit List (since 
June 1998); the other is MG Kelly's Amazing '80s (since January 1999). 
Between the 2 he is on over 100 radio stations."  He also is in demand 
for voice over work and produces other radio shows.

Lee Baby Simms is another one of DJs who made the rounds. He was a 
passing acquaintance at WPOP in the late 60s.

Lee 'Baby' Simms
WTMA [Charleston SC] 1961
WONO [Charleston SC] 1962
WLOF [Orlando FL] 1964
KONO [San Antonio TX] 1965
KTSA [San Antonio TX] 1966
WPOP [Hartford] 1966
KONO [San Antonio TX] 1967
WPOP [Hartford] 1968
WKYC [Cleveland OH] 1968
WGCL [Cleveland OH] 1968
KCBQ [San Diego] 1968
KTSA [San Antonio TX] 1969
WJBK/WJBK-FM [Detroit MI] 1969
KCBQ [San Diego] 1970
KRLA [LA] 1971
KROQ [LA] 1973
WMYQ [Miami FL] 1974
WLVE [Miami FL] 1974
KMET [LA] 1973
KRLA [LA] 1975 - Matthew 'Doc' Frail
KRPQ [Santa Rosa CA] 1981
KFOG [San Francisco] 1981
KDUK [Honolulu] 1982
KORL [Honolulu] 1982
KYA [San Francisco] 1992
KOOL-FM [Phoenix] 1994
KISQ [San Francisco] 1997-2002
Now:
Lee Baby is retired and living in Walnut Creek, California collecting an 
AFTRA pension and Social Security..."

Now as a bonus: here are some of the Phoenix DJs over the years:

KOOL, Phoenix
Gary Blau
Jon Bosworth
Bill Calder
Jack Frost
Evert Fruitman
Lee Gillette
Thayne Higgins
Diana Kostelny
Mike Lundy
Del Monico
Charlie Ross
Norm Seeley


KRUX, Phoenix
Chuck Browning
J.W. Byers
Kit Carson
Don Daro
Geoff Fox   (Geoff is an old friend.  He is currently the chief 
meteorologist on WTNH TV in New Haven, recipient of 7 Emmy Awards)
Evert Fruitman
Dick Gray
Lucky Lawrence
Ray Lindy
Al McCoy
Phil Motta
Jack Dillon
Christopher Haze
Paul Leigh
Rich 'Mother' Robbin
Harry Scarborough
John Sebastian
Norm Seeley
Bob Shannon (Bob Adams)
Bob Shannon (John Driscoll)
Phil Taylor
Dave Trout
Todd Wallace

Interesting to note that some DJs used names owned by the station, 
called "House Names" e.g. WMEX's Fenway in Boston.  "He" was actually 
four different people through the years.  That was just one of the 
reasons why some DJs had different names in different markets.  Many 
on-air personnel changed their names to make them easier for the 
listener to remember or to lessen ethnicity. TVs Jerry Rivers changed 
his name to Geraldo Rivera opting for an ethnic version name, as 
minority hiring regs permeated the industry. Some names are "stolen" 
from other markets:  Johnny Dark, Johnny Holiday or Bob Shannon, for 
example.

So much for this walk down the radio dial.  More information than you 
needed to know, I am sure.