 One of its most popular personalities was Dave Pringle, who later became a fixture on Detroit radio as "Dave Prince" (he adopted that name after Billboard Magazine mistakenly referred to him as such in one issue, and Pringle decided he liked "Prince" better).The station is also notable for being possibly the first to play Bob Seger; in 1961, Seger convinced the station to play a demo of "The Lonely One," a song he had recorded with his group at the time, the Decibels.By 1970, WPAG had transitioned to a full-service format featuring MOR/adult contemporary music.