Photoshop CS6 - How can javaScript fill blank layer with color?

Question

Hello,
I'm a production artist and I work with PSD files that were created in Adobe Scene7 Image Authoring Tool. These PSDs contain a background layer along with 1-20 alpha channels. My script has to make new blank layers based on the number of alpha channels and then it has to fill the new layers with light gray. The RGB values are 161, 161, 161. I checked the PSCS6 JavaScript Reference pdf, but I don't see a method that would do this for artLayers. (Let me also say that I'm new to javaScript).
Does anyone know how to fill a blank layer with these RGB values?
Here's my script so far:
#target photoshop 
// declare variable to contain the active document
var myDoc=app.activeDocument;
// declare variable to contain the number of alpha channels, excluding the RGB channels
var alphaChan = myDoc.channels.length - 3;
// create loop to make new layers based on number of alpha channels and fill each layer with gray
for (a=0; a<alphaChan; a=+1){
myDoc.artLayers.add();
if (myDoc.artLayers.length == (alphaChan + 1)) {
    break;

Answer 1

var color = new SolidColor();
color.rgb.red = 161;
color.rgb.green = 161;
color.rgb.blue= 161;
myDoc.selection.fill(color);