Steve McCoy

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Steve McCoy, real name Phil Terrana, is an Atlanta morning show host.

Steve came to Atlanta in 1981 to work at Top 40 WZGC-FM (Z-93). He remained there until 1987, when he jumped to new Top 40 station Power 99 (WAPW-FM). In 1989, Steve left Atlanta to helm the morning show at KVIL-FM in Dallas, Texas, but returned to the city he loves to help the struggling WSTR-FM/Star 94 (formerly WQXI-FM/94-Q). Under Steve's guidance, the show (and eventually the whole station) began to receive higher ratings.


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