 This format continued as the stations were sold to The Eastern Radio Company in 1990 and to Riverside Broadcasting in 1992.The station subsequently returned to simulcasting WCLZ-FM, by then an adult album alternative station, but separate programming was restored to the AM station again in 1995, this time with home shopping.In 1998, Riverside Broadcasting sold the WCLZ stations to Fuller-Jeffrey Broadcasting, with Riverside owner Mike Waggoner citing the company's local ownership.