There is a hint in the last scene as to what will happen next, when the girl Timmy is following goes off with a Driving Instructor (seen in long shot and played by David Prowse).
The only "Confessions of" film to be written as an original script, rather than being based on one of Christopher Wood's books, it was created to cash in on the pop scene and replaced Confessions of a Driving Instructor (1976) as the planned sequel. "Driving Instructor" was finally made the following year.
The "high-tech" hardware in the record shop seduction scene includes props scavenged/recycled from Gerry Anderson's UFO (1970) series.
Dandy Nichols, who played the mother of Robin Askwith's character in Confessions of a Window Cleaner (1974), didn't return for this sequel or the other two films in the series. She was replaced by Doris Hare.
Val Guest - who directed the first film in the series - declined to return as director, mainly because his wife objected to him being on set surrounded by scantily clad women.