Issues properly defining a function that returns strings that start with uppercase letters

I define the function to accept a list of strings as its argument, so that I can then call the function and give it lists of strings which start with both upper and lowercase letters. I want to use the .isupper method with conditional statement(s) to return only strings that have uppercase letters from the string list arguments.

def find_upper(strlist):
    for i in strlist:
        if "i".isupper() == True:
            print(i)
            break
        else "i".islower() == True:
            continue

find_upper(['Marco', 'Billy', 'Petey Pelican', 'Chip Block', 'Ash'])

But when I pass the function an argument, it returns:

 File "<input>", line 8
    else "i".islower() == True:
         ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

What am I doing wrong? Any help greatly appreciated.