Joe Jackson- is moving ahead with proposals to build a museum, performing arts centre, concert hall and possibly a hotel and casino in Gary, Indiana, the hometown of the late singer, who died of acute Propofol intoxication last June. Speaking as it was announced a study is to be undertaken into the feasibility of the scheme, Joe said: "This is a happy day for me because this is something that my family and Michael have always wanted. "We▓re bringing something back." Gary Mayor Rudy Clay explained the city would donate 300 acres of land to the project - which he added could create "thousands" of jobs - while the rest of the funding for the complex will come from investors and donations from the general public. IT is hoped the project would attract 750,000 visitors each year - and as much as $150m in annual revenue. Similar ideas have been suggested in California - where the `Thriller` hitmaker spent much of his life - but Joe stated his son would have wanted his principal memorial to be in his hometown. Meanwhile, Ian Halperin - the writer of Jackson`s biography `Unmasked: The Final Years of Michael Jackson` - is now working on a tribute documentary entitled `Gone Too Soon`, which is expected to cover the star`s personal life in a "balanced tribute".