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Love of classic-rock music keeps Scott Chase going

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photo Scott Chase has been on the air at KZ106 since 1985.

Scott Chase has held essentially the same job since 1985. No big deal, right? Lots of people do that.

Not in local radio, where keeping the same gig for any length of time is rare.

“In this industry, it is very unusual,” he said. “People tend to move around.”

Chase, 54, came to WSKZ-FM 106.5 from Evansville, Ind., to be the afternoon disc jockey and program director. He’s added operations manager to his title, and he now does a morning show. The station was a rock-based Top 40 station then and is a classic-rock station now.

“It has always had its roots in Southern rock,” Chase said.