Op-Amp output voltage exceeds the power rail voltage (in simulation)
If it is SPICE's AC analysis it's not surprising.  

In AC analysis, SPICE figures out the small-signal linearized model of the system, then applies the input voltage to that model, assuming it is linear.  There is no "resonableness" checking, or any attention paid to nonlinear effects of any sort -- and an op-amp hitting the rails is certainly a nonlinear effect.

It is your responsibility, when using AC analysis, to verify that your system behavior is consistent with a linearized model.  If it is not, then you need to use transient (i.e., full-blown nonlinear) analysis.

Try a transient analysis with the same input -- you should see massive clipping on that second stage output.