Remember when WWWW was a rocker? In the days when W4 was Detroit's first Quadrophonic radio station Sky Daniels spun the disks. He was also a contributor to the WLUP and KFOG legends, before becoming an executive at Radio and Records magazine in LA. But we all know that when the radio bug bites, it's a lifetime affliction, and Sky is back in the game in Chicago. His newest venture launched on June 15 as Nine FM, took to the air. WRZA, 99.9 calls itself the "antidote to corporate radio" and kicks off with a 9,999 song commercial free, jock free marathon. With Daniels at the programming helm, Nine FM claims to have the largest music library of any radio station anywhere, with a playlist that crosses all genres and a brand byte that asserts, "we play anything". Consultants include radio veterans Joel Folger, Larry Rosin and Sean Ross. When Nine FM settles into a groove, you'll only hear 9 minutes of commercials an hour. The station is part of the privately held Newsweb Corp., lead by Chicagoan Fred Eychaner.