Then, Vallance quit the band as principal songwriter. Upon rehearsing song demos with the band, Mitchell and Vallance had fallen into heated disagreements over the style of songwriting. When it became apparent they were at an impasse, Vallance elected to go, leaving two songs for the band, "N-N-N-No!" and "You're Like The Wind" (both credited to Rodney Higgs as songwriter). But his departure left a gaping hole in songwriting for the band to fill. Fortunately, Al Harlow supplied two songs, and the remaining members' songs filled out the album. "See Forever Eyes" was again produced by Fairbairn and employed a number of uncredited studio musicians playing alongside or in place of the credited band members. The album was released in June 1978 with the title track and Harlow's songs, "Flyin"' and "Take Me Away", released as singles. "See Forever Eyes" reached platinum status by the next year.