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He once owned a studio called LiveWire Records in Bunga, a Kampala suburb.
It's at this studio that some of Bebe Cool's hit songs were produced.
At the studio, which Dee -- over the phone with this reporter, said he no longer operates, he worked with renowned producers like Washington Ebangit, Producer Didi and Bless Touch.
The songs that Bebe Cool produced from LiveWire include Mukomera, Sambagala (featuring Halima Namakula), remake of Philly Lutaaya's Born In Africa and Fire Bun Dem (featuring Dizzy Nuts).
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Ziggy Dee, real name Adam Mutyaba, revealed this during a conversation with Ibrah Mukasa who asked him why he never did a song with Cool yet he worked with Bobi Wine and Jose Chameleone.
Ibrah: You've a song with Bobi Wine, you recorded one with Chameleone (though it didn't come out), why didn't you record one with Bebe Cool?
Ziggy: I would say... I don't think Bebe Cool is that easy man to approach. I would be honest... He is not bad, we meet, talk, but when it comes to music... He has ever worked from my studio.
Bebe Cool and Ziggy Dee, who became popular for his song Eno Mic, went to the same primary school though the former was in a senior class. Dee also studied with Chameleone at Kawempe Muslim Secondary School. Chameleone was also senior to him.
Ziggy Dee went to St. Henry's Primary School, St. Francis S.S. in Mengo and moved to South Africa where he stayed for six years before relocating to Tanzania. It's while in Tanzania that Eno Mic was released.