Punk Parents   Jordan Consorte-Moore was with her mom Rachel
when they went shopping with Rachel's sister, who was buying a
bed. Jordan is almost three and a half years old, with dark,
sparkling eyes, and she asks "why?" a lot.  "Why are you buying
a bed?" she wanted to know. "Well, so I don't have to sleep on
the floor," her aunt explained. "My daddy sleeps on the floor."
Daddy is Brad Moore, 28, singer for the Keenlies, house sitter,
couch surfer, Montrose man-about-town and himself the possessor
of intense, sometimes wild eyes. Sartorially, Moore seems to
favor whatever clothes he woke up wearing, and you wouldn't want
to be his hairbrush. His resume doesn't look like a father's,
but his demeanor when Jordan is around is unmistakably parental.
Moore was in Chicago, in the midst of one of his then-frequent
national couch tours, when the news came over the phone that his
girlfriend Rachel was pregnant with Jordan. They'd been together
four years, and Moore freaked so hard that he spent the entire
night cle