A Private Service for Davy Jones March 7, 2012, 1:11 pm Plans for a public memorial service for Davy Jones, the singer with the Monkees who died of a heart attack last week, are still up in the air, though his family has cremated his body and are holding an private service near his home in Florida this week, his publicist, Helen Kensick, said on Wednesday. His former band mates - Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork and Michael Nesmith - will not attend the family service near Hollywood, Fla., to avoid attracting crowds of fans during a difficult time for Mr. Jones's relatives, Mr. Dolenz said on Tuesday. The Hollywood Reporter said funeral would be held on Wednesday, but Ms. Kensick declined to confirm that report. "No one but the immediate family is attending," she said. Two other memorial services are being planned. One will be held next week in Manchester, England, where Mr. Jones was born and raised, and the family is talking to surviving members of the 1960s made-for-television pop group about doing a second memorial either in New York or in Los Angeles, Ms. Kensick said. "The plans are definitely up in the air," she said. One open question is whether the surviving Monkees will perform together at the planned services in England and the United States. Mr. Nesmith has sat out many of the previous reunions. "The three of us, Mike and Peter and I, we have never worked together just as a threesome," Mr. Dolenz told the Associated Press Tuesday. He added: "We've been talking, we've been communicating, but it's way too early, I think, to project or predict anything like that."