An 11-storey apartment tower is being planned for the site of a 116-year-old pub in Perth that previously closed, according to multiple reports. The pub, which inspired the AC/DC song “The Jack,” has served its final drinks, with its operation ending last year. Developers now say they want to preserve the location’s rock-and-roll association as part of a redevelopment. The proposal includes a new two-level microbrewery designed to pay homage to the venue’s history, while the rest of the site is planned for residential apartments. The coverage agrees on the broad outline: the pub’s closure, the site’s redevelopment into an 11-storey residential building, and the inclusion of a microbrewery that aims to maintain a connection to the pub’s cultural significance. The reports do not detail timing for construction or additional approvals, focusing instead on how the new development would incorporate a beer-making venue on-site following the pub’s closure.