Once a month, Milwaukee singer-songwriter John Sieger brings friends and fellow musicians into Lake Effect's performance studio to play and chat.
This month, he was joined in studio by Phil Lee to play a song called, “I Apologize for What You Did.”
The idea for the song came from the simple concept of difficult people we encounter in our lives that do not take ownership of their mistakes or faults.
"(For) this (song), I thought about people who do terrible things and expect you to apologize for what you did," Sieger explains.
