That's an Ash. It's not a disease, it's one of the gall forming mites. Early in the spring b4 the leaves have emerged a VERY small mite enters the bud and feeds on the chlorophyl in the leaf. Their saliva is toxic to the leaf cells that they rupture when they feed. The end result is a deformation of the leaf tissue. While unsightly it causes no harm to the tree. Control is not needed. Some years it will be bad, other years you may not get them at all. Mild winters may contribute to increased activity.