"Without pictures it didn't happen," to quote the Bard.
I did some shows with Michael Chapman some years ago, who had a storage locker (namely his head) of amazing stories. He was not only one of the few people to see Drake perform live but shared the stage with him -- I think at a festival. What impressed Chapman was that Drake played in the most unusual open tunings he'd ever heard (Michael invented a few himself), and was an absolute magician.
The problem -- and this may be why Drake performed so little and finally stopped altogether -- was that he was so low-key and soft-spoken that the rowdier elements of the audience paid him no attention. People were laughing and chattering and walking around. Drake played his set and left.