 Tom Sr. was the boss, Tom Jr. handled engineering, and George Wallace also was an executive.When the AM station's ratings declined, Wallace hired a young Frank Kalil to do the programming, moving KTKT to a Top 40 sound.Kalil programmed the new rock and roll "Color Radio" style music and news format which quickly moved daytimer KTKT into Tucson's number one spot, where it remained into the early 1980s.