The power went out? You can have all sorts of damage from that... as you don't know whether there were surges or brownouts or destructive low or fluctuating power.
See if you can access the drive as a slave or a second drive to save the data, but this will not likely work since it is not detected now.
You will be lucky to rescue it, methinks.
I would try some advanced tech software such as Spinrite, a very good set of programs which has been out for about 12 years. You can find it with a Goolge search, but it is about $89. There are others you can find. Try the download departments at Cnet, PCWorld, TuCows, Major Geeks, and others. There are several good utilities out there that can help. But they will range from $30 to $100.