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Usually it's a light grease used under the parking brake pivots behind the wheel cylinder. You should also apply some in the rubber boot where the paking brake lever exits.
Don't you mean against the backing plates? The shoE edges really don't contact the drum and putting it the the OUTSIDE of the show might cause the drum to sling it onto the shoe surface...????
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