Thank you for taking the time to find my radio website, Crash Kelly. com.  I dabble in website design so I have lots of fun INTERACTIVE stuff here so hopefully you have DSL or Cable modem internet speeds and Adoble Flash plugins installed in your browser. Windows Internet Explorer may be very picky about my Flash and Javascripts, so just click with confidence that I'm not spying on you.  Or switch to Firefox browser, it's cooler and FREE. If you don't have the above bells and whistles, then the CRASH KELLY. COM site will be quite annoying.   I also personally authored the content on all the pages but am forced to write in the second person so the freakin' search engines will take notice.  The good old days of having Crash Kelly.com being enough to get first place on search pages are over... and now Sean Crash Kelly, the Canadian rocker obviously gets more "name" credit hits.  Maybe I need to put out a few hard rock CDs or something.  Nah, I'll pass for now. - Andy Crash Kelly

It's been said so many times, "theirs is the NUMBER ONE radio morning show in America"... unfortunately they weren't talking about Crash Kelly [Krash Kelley] and his cast of characters!  Well, that's not entirely so.  It's been 8 years since Crash Kelly (aka Andy Connell) has been heard on the morning airwaves and many wonder where Crash is and what he's up to these days. The ORIGINAL Crash Kelly [some mis-spell it as Krash Kelley] woke morning listeners all over Texas, Louisiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin since the late 1970's and has made many fans and friends along the way. San Angelo, Killeen, Temple, Sherman, Dallas, Fort Worth, New Orleans, El Paso, Tyler, Rockford, Eau Claire, Madison, and Green Bay radio fans enjoyed the dry, blunt, refreshing wit of Crash and Company. With the cast of characters over the years: Katie Piper, Sue Stevens, Deputy Barney, Rich Watkins, Stanley Boyd, Al Toona, Dan Burns, Mr. Manly, Chef Perry, Leighann Stephenson, Shotgun Shannon, Chris Merle, Valerie Lego, Jennifer Jackson, Katelynn Kross and others, waking up and getting off to work was never a chore.  KOOV went dark in March of 2000 when the Copperas Cove country station format was sold to Cumulus Broadcasting. 

Catch up with Crash Kelly (now days just called Crash Connell) at his very popular home page (online since January 1999) with nearly a million and a half visitors, the official link below: