Alice Cooper's 1977 album Lace and Whiskey marked a significant departure from the theatrical shock rock of his earlier years, reflecting a period of personal turmoil and creative reinvention. (No More) Love At Your Convenience stands as a testament to this transitional era, showcasing Cooper's ability to blend hard rock with a more introspective, blues-inflected sensibility. The track captures the raw energy and emotional volatility that defined the recording sessions, moving away from the overtly macabre storytelling of previous hits. As part of a discography that spans decades of innovation, this song highlights the artist's versatility in navigating different musical landscapes while maintaining his signature vocal intensity and dramatic flair.