During this time , Ron Jacobs continued concert promotions with Tom Moffatt , Tom Rounds and Mel Lawrence . In 1964 , the four men formed Arena Associates , staging the first rock show in the Honolulu International Center ( now , the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena ) . In 1968 , Arena Associates produced the Miami Pop Festival . Jacobs produced concerts at the Hollywood Bowl , Hollywood Palladium , Los Angeles Sports Arena , Orange County Fairgrounds ( first US appearance of the Rolling Stones ) , San Diego Stadium , in conjunction with KMEN , KHJ and KGB radio stations , which he served as program director In July 1976 , Jacobs returned to an on-air position doing morning drive on KKUA Radio , in Honolulu , as “ Whodaguy Ron Jacobs . ” It was at KKUA that Jacobs introduced '' Home Grown '' , a radio station promotion in which contest winners had the opportunity to record their winning songs for release on a compilation album with the proceeds being donated to Habilitat , a drug/alcohol rehabilitation facility in Honolulu . Jacobs did three albums , '' Home Grown '' ( 1976 ) , '' Home Grown II '' and '' Home Grown III '' , that featured a track named " Kona Winds " that introduced singer Marvin Franklin , while he was at KKUA
Miami Pop Festival
Miami Pop Festival (December 1968)
Ron Jacobs (broadcaster)