Update: did a bit of searching and found this:
http://www.monsanto.com/newsviews/pages/seminis-bell-peppers-with-x10r-resistance-keeping-bacteria-leaf-spot-at-bay.aspx
http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/pepper/bacterial-leaf-spot-on-peppers.htm

appears to be some bacteria leaf spot and not fertilizer related..

nothing can fix this and going to get worse?

Personally, I wouldn't do a thing. Just keep on doing what you are doing. Unless you have a significant number of leaves dying and falling, then leave it be. My guess is your plant is going to be fine and grow up to produce a lot of tasty peppers. I could find some kind of unusual spots or mis-shaped leaves on all my pepper plants. It is like us having a mole on our arms. It may be a bit unsightly, but it doesn't affect us in any other way. Trying to treat every little spot will do your plants more harm than good. It is nature, not a factory assembly line that creates our plants.

yeah that's what i was hoping to do, just leave it alone.. however, don't think it's going to get better and perhaps worse since i just noticed one of the tiny peppers growing is already showing signs of what is happening on some of the leaves.

for now i just took off the affective leaves and gave them a spray of baking soda to see if it stops it from getting worse. next year im going to start spraying baking soda as a preventive maintenance..