Jed Gould
Jed Gould, known as Jed the Fish, was a prominent Los Angeles disc jockey celebrated for his unique approach to music and his role in popularizing new wave and alternative rock at KROQ-FM during the 1980s and ’90s. His deep knowledge of music and offbeat personality made him a beloved figure among listeners, especially Generation X, and he played a significant part in the careers of many artists, including the Cure and Depeche Mode. Gould's influence extended beyond his radio show, impacting future generations of broadcasters and music lovers alike. He passed away at 69 from small-cell lung cancer, prompting tributes from peers like Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla, who hailed him as a legend and icon.
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Jed Gould, known as Jed the Fish, was an influential Los Angeles disc jockey who died on April 14 at his home in Pasadena, Calif.
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