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The Large Area Telescope (LAT) instrument onboard GLAST offers a tremendousopportunity for future blazar studies. In order to fully benefit from itscapabilities and to maximize the scientific return from the LAT, it is of greatimportance to conduct dedicated multi-frequency monitoring campaigns that willresult comprehensive observations. Consequently, we initiated an effort toconduct a GLAST-dedicated, quasi-simultaneous, broad-band flux-density (andpolarization) monitoring of potential GLAST blazars with the Effelsberg andOVRO radio telescopes (11cm to 7mm wavelength). Here, we present a shortoverview of these activities which will complement the multi-wavelengthsactivities of the GLAST/LAT collaboration towards the 'low-energy' radio bands.Further we will give a brief outlook including the extension of thiscoordinated campaign towards higher frequencies and future scientific aims.

Simultaneous Radio to (Sub-) mm-Monitoring of Variability and Spectral Shape Evolution of potential GLAST Blazars