RALLY AT THE ALLEY

Leopardo house band Liquidated Damages played a show at Rally at the Alley in Highwood last week to benefit UPS for DownS. Here's CBRE's David Tropp, Leopardo's Ruben Ruban (hidden in the back), The John Buck Company's Mike Moravek, and the Secretary of State's Gene Kilty, joined by a young accomplice who is trying to put Leopardo's Dan Ulbricht  out of a job with his guitar playing skills. Once instruments get swapped for work attire, Leopardo is working on a new, 84k SF LEED certified Jewel-Osco on Southport Ave.

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