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I used the Smart brush tool (F), the one with the gears, and painted over the gray curtain. In the drop-down select "Color" , then select any color., then paint over the curtain.
Of course, you can also delete the entire background if you wish, and replace it with a new background. If that is what you wish, let us know.
Here is what we have so far:
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For a studio portrait type background:
1. Set Foreground/Background colors to light and dark shades of a color.
2. Create a new layer and run Filter>Render>Clouds. To generate harsher clouds, hold Alt while doing the render. If the result is too harsh, soften with Gaussian Blur filter.
I have an example of this at http://forums.adobe.com/thread/986980?tstart=0, msg#4
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