KZEE

KZEE
City of license	Weatherford, Texas
Broadcast area	Weatherford and Vicinity
Branding	"Hot Pepper 1220 AM"
Frequency	1220 kHz
First air date	1956
Format	Brokered South Asian
Power	1600 Watts (Daytime) 200 Watts (Nighttime)
Class	D (Application for B)
Callsign meaning	None. It was randomly issued by the FCC
Owner	Tarrant Radio Broadcasting
Website	radio1220am.com

KZEE (branded as Hot Pepper 1220 AM) is a brokered South Asian AM radio station that serves the Weatherford, Texas, area, and is owned by Tarrant Radio Broadcasters.

History

KZEE began their broadcasting activities as a [Top 40] radio station in August 1956. Originally owned by Tom Gibson and Ed McLemore, it was later owned by Horace Boren who sold it to J. Fred Case dba Bartlesville Broadcasting Corp. The station was sold in the 1970s to Galen Gilbert dba Community Service Radio Group. In the 1980s it went through a succession of other owners until 2005 when the station flipped its format to Asian Programming under its current ownership.

External links

KZEE station website

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Radio-Locator Information on KZEE

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Coordinates: 32°47′17″N 97°47′33″W / 32.78806°N 97.79250°W / 32.78806; -97.79250