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it's not a bad idea. I would think one of the first steps would be a tentative schedule of events/activities. What's open to the public, what's open to the student body and what's open to only club members. Try looking at other clubs on campus to see some examples. If you don't have a good range of actions for student involvement, there is not much of a reason for the clubs creation. Finds some others students interested in the possibly of this club. Find some one in the administration willing to work with you, the rules they have for student activities should be fairly easy to get. Remember to involve student government(could be big supporters for you).
Good luck.
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